The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... West . In case this should be done , a direct communication would be kept up between the teachers and pupils of this department and their patrons at the West , who would have a right to advise in regard to the plan of instruction , the ...
... West . In case this should be done , a direct communication would be kept up between the teachers and pupils of this department and their patrons at the West , who would have a right to advise in regard to the plan of instruction , the ...
Page 193
... West Indies , to culti- vate the plantations abandoned by the recently emancipated slaves . The Journal of Commerce , of the 15th ultimo , notices the arrival at Jamaica of the ship Hector , with one hundred and ninety - seven native ...
... West Indies , to culti- vate the plantations abandoned by the recently emancipated slaves . The Journal of Commerce , of the 15th ultimo , notices the arrival at Jamaica of the ship Hector , with one hundred and ninety - seven native ...
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... West India plantations with laborers , though it will require over three hundred thousand . We are not left in doubt as to the treatment these people will receive in the West Indies . We have the testimony of scores of intelligent ...
... West India plantations with laborers , though it will require over three hundred thousand . We are not left in doubt as to the treatment these people will receive in the West Indies . We have the testimony of scores of intelligent ...
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