The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 207
... efforts of the churches in our communion : and whereas in addi tion to the prosperity with which God , in his holy and gracious providence , has crowned the efforts of that society , there appear at this time increased encouragements ...
... efforts of the churches in our communion : and whereas in addi tion to the prosperity with which God , in his holy and gracious providence , has crowned the efforts of that society , there appear at this time increased encouragements ...
Page 223
... efforts in Africa , and the present prosperous and promising state of the African mis- sion , are indications which place it beyond all doubt that God , whose set time to favor that long neglected people has evidently come , designed to ...
... efforts in Africa , and the present prosperous and promising state of the African mis- sion , are indications which place it beyond all doubt that God , whose set time to favor that long neglected people has evidently come , designed to ...
Page 260
... efforts of the whole squadron of cruisers on this coast . It is the most glaring inconsistency for nations to declare the slave trade piracy and at the same time permit their flags to cover all the most important branches of that trade ...
... efforts of the whole squadron of cruisers on this coast . It is the most glaring inconsistency for nations to declare the slave trade piracy and at the same time permit their flags to cover all the most important branches of that trade ...
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