The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 171
... colonists and agent , felt pleased to learn that your society was building a vessel , as packet from Baitimore to Cape Pal- mas . Rice . You will rejoice that there has been an abundant harvest of rice this season ; and in consequence ...
... colonists and agent , felt pleased to learn that your society was building a vessel , as packet from Baitimore to Cape Pal- mas . Rice . You will rejoice that there has been an abundant harvest of rice this season ; and in consequence ...
Page 276
... Colonists were taught to depend on themselves ; and they made such use of the lesson that I have no doubt of their capacity to sustain themselves , to increase and extend their influence rapidly even without further aid . When attacked ...
... Colonists were taught to depend on themselves ; and they made such use of the lesson that I have no doubt of their capacity to sustain themselves , to increase and extend their influence rapidly even without further aid . When attacked ...
Page 226
... colonists were assailed , they promptly took the field in their defence.- This is particularly true of BOB GRAY , an active and powerful chief in this neighborhood . The kind offices of this man have been coeval with the earliest ...
... colonists were assailed , they promptly took the field in their defence.- This is particularly true of BOB GRAY , an active and powerful chief in this neighborhood . The kind offices of this man have been coeval with the earliest ...
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