The African Repository, Volumes 5-6American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 171
... letter and the pamphlets with which you so kindly opened your communication with the African Institution . I was absent from London , in consequence of ill health , at the time of the arrival of your letter ; or , together with the ...
... letter and the pamphlets with which you so kindly opened your communication with the African Institution . I was absent from London , in consequence of ill health , at the time of the arrival of your letter ; or , together with the ...
Page 374
... Letter from the Secretary of an Auxil'y . Society in Virginia . We greatly desire the accomplishment of the plan proposed in the fol- lowing interesting letter . The possession of a ship by the Society , would , in our humble judgment ...
... Letter from the Secretary of an Auxil'y . Society in Virginia . We greatly desire the accomplishment of the plan proposed in the fol- lowing interesting letter . The possession of a ship by the Society , would , in our humble judgment ...
Page 118
... letter . Mr. Sessing's Letter . MY DEAR REV . FRIEND ! Monrovia , 3d of April , 1830 . I hope you will excuse me in having not written to you by the Li- beria ; but the melancholy news of this letter will convince you , that our ...
... letter . Mr. Sessing's Letter . MY DEAR REV . FRIEND ! Monrovia , 3d of April , 1830 . I hope you will excuse me in having not written to you by the Li- beria ; but the melancholy news of this letter will convince you , that our ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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