The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 115
... becomes British in his attachments , his interests and his prejudices . Having become British subjects , these emigrants will be controlled by British influence and will add strength to the British power ; their labor must contribute to ...
... becomes British in his attachments , his interests and his prejudices . Having become British subjects , these emigrants will be controlled by British influence and will add strength to the British power ; their labor must contribute to ...
Page 136
... become the policy of the country , and our free col- ored people be enabled to establish themselves in Africa , where they can en- joy those social and political privileges , to which they can never hope to attain here : " Two modes ...
... become the policy of the country , and our free col- ored people be enabled to establish themselves in Africa , where they can en- joy those social and political privileges , to which they can never hope to attain here : " Two modes ...
Page 355
... becomes our duty to let them know exactly what has been done for them in Liberia - how they will be provided for- how ... become better ac- quainted with their real interests , and begin to learn how unfounded were their apprehensions of ...
... becomes our duty to let them know exactly what has been done for them in Liberia - how they will be provided for- how ... become better ac- quainted with their real interests , and begin to learn how unfounded were their apprehensions of ...
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