The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 247
... American people , the recent action of the Govern- ment in relation to interference in the Canadian movement , ought to satisfy England that she has nothing to fear from the neighborhood of our restless Democracy . But we cannot change ...
... American people , the recent action of the Govern- ment in relation to interference in the Canadian movement , ought to satisfy England that she has nothing to fear from the neighborhood of our restless Democracy . But we cannot change ...
Page 283
... American Colonization Society , as an encouraging evidence of the practi- cability of more extended operations . When the plan of American Colonization was first published , our free colored people hailed it as the dawning of better ...
... American Colonization Society , as an encouraging evidence of the practi- cability of more extended operations . When the plan of American Colonization was first published , our free colored people hailed it as the dawning of better ...
Page 150
... American Colonization is American in its benevolence and in its policy ; it is intimately connected with American interests , civil , moral , and commercial ; it is conservative in all its opera- tions ; and is now , more than ever ...
... American Colonization is American in its benevolence and in its policy ; it is intimately connected with American interests , civil , moral , and commercial ; it is conservative in all its opera- tions ; and is now , more than ever ...
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