The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 124
... attention appeared to be entirely absorbed in politics , the essays on African Colonization , consisting chiefly of historical facts , were suspended in the midst ; and as the writer had much of other matters to occupy his attention ...
... attention appeared to be entirely absorbed in politics , the essays on African Colonization , consisting chiefly of historical facts , were suspended in the midst ; and as the writer had much of other matters to occupy his attention ...
Page 234
... attention to this fact , as presenting one of the strongest proofs that the slave trade cannot be suppressed by any naval force , however strong , while the present plans of operations are pursued . An entirely different course must be ...
... attention to this fact , as presenting one of the strongest proofs that the slave trade cannot be suppressed by any naval force , however strong , while the present plans of operations are pursued . An entirely different course must be ...
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... attention of their Lordships to a subject of very great importance , and upon which , as there happily existed no difference of opinion in that House or the other House of Par- liament , and as there was , indeed , a singular unanimity ...
... attention of their Lordships to a subject of very great importance , and upon which , as there happily existed no difference of opinion in that House or the other House of Par- liament , and as there was , indeed , a singular unanimity ...
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