The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... Africa . Companies of fur traders penetrate every part of the northwestern region of our country , to the interior of , and across , the Rocky mountains , among hostile tribes of savages , every one of whom is a watchful enemy . These ...
... Africa . Companies of fur traders penetrate every part of the northwestern region of our country , to the interior of , and across , the Rocky mountains , among hostile tribes of savages , every one of whom is a watchful enemy . These ...
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But Africa's foreign children have not all continued to be slaves . They are not all slaves now . Many in Northern ... Africa's own congenial clime ? We have been taking a survey of Africa , her history , her degradation , her sufferings ...
But Africa's foreign children have not all continued to be slaves . They are not all slaves now . Many in Northern ... Africa's own congenial clime ? We have been taking a survey of Africa , her history , her degradation , her sufferings ...
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INDEX TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF THE AFRICAN REPOSITORY . African Repository , its form and subjects , 1 ... Africa , South , degredation of the inhabitants , 76 . Mission in , 173 . Andrews Rev. C. notice of expected mission ...
INDEX TO THE SEVENTEENTH VOLUME OF THE AFRICAN REPOSITORY . African Repository , its form and subjects , 1 ... Africa , South , degredation of the inhabitants , 76 . Mission in , 173 . Andrews Rev. C. notice of expected mission ...
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