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Page 241
... CIVILIZATION— BUXTON'S REMEDY . WITHIN a few months , new and important movements for the suppression of the Slave Trade , and for the civilization of Africa , have been published from the Island of Great Britain . The plan adopted by ...
... CIVILIZATION— BUXTON'S REMEDY . WITHIN a few months , new and important movements for the suppression of the Slave Trade , and for the civilization of Africa , have been published from the Island of Great Britain . The plan adopted by ...
Page 349
... civilization by means of colonies into America . And from that same quarter also , and in the same way , civilization has gone out in every direction - to India , to Australia , and even to Africa herself . It may be said that these ...
... civilization by means of colonies into America . And from that same quarter also , and in the same way , civilization has gone out in every direction - to India , to Australia , and even to Africa herself . It may be said that these ...
Page 104
... civilization and moral elevation of the savage na- tives being the chief design ? Yet this is the fact in regard to the proposed settlement on the Niger . And pursuantly to this benevolent and christian project , the parliament has ...
... civilization and moral elevation of the savage na- tives being the chief design ? Yet this is the fact in regard to the proposed settlement on the Niger . And pursuantly to this benevolent and christian project , the parliament has ...
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