African Repository and Colonial Journal, Volumes 1-2American Colonization Society., 1967 - African Americans |
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... tion . " ERROR CORRECTED . legal title to his freedom . The mistake on this subject has arisen from the fact , that ... tion , that more labour is to be gained by the latter method than * The experience and practice of ma- ny slave ...
... tion . " ERROR CORRECTED . legal title to his freedom . The mistake on this subject has arisen from the fact , that ... tion , that more labour is to be gained by the latter method than * The experience and practice of ma- ny slave ...
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... tion that it will be done , we cer- our country , we will not venture tainly cherish . Such an expecta- to predict . The discussion in tion we indulge , because we think England concerning the West of its necessity - of the light of the ...
... tion that it will be done , we cer- our country , we will not venture tainly cherish . Such an expecta- to predict . The discussion in tion we indulge , because we think England concerning the West of its necessity - of the light of the ...
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... tion from the government whatev- before the revolution . And as or ! to a general or sudden emancipa- tion , in the present condition of the slaves , without the removal of those emancipated , I regard it as chiefly another phrase to ...
... tion from the government whatev- before the revolution . And as or ! to a general or sudden emancipa- tion , in the present condition of the slaves , without the removal of those emancipated , I regard it as chiefly another phrase to ...
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African genius specimens of | 30 |
Africans native tribes of Sierra Leone 69 132 164 193 | 111 |
Contributions and Donations 160 222 288 348 382 | 150 |
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