The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... established factories on the coast referred to , several within the bounds of Liberia , and in all cases they own the territory occupied , some of them for miles in extent . Captain SPENCE , who has resided several years at Sesters ...
... established factories on the coast referred to , several within the bounds of Liberia , and in all cases they own the territory occupied , some of them for miles in extent . Captain SPENCE , who has resided several years at Sesters ...
Page 184
... established this Colony was fitted out in Baltimore , and a large proportion of the funds for the same furnished by the citizens of that city . Subsequently , various auxiliary Societies in aid of the American Colonization Society ...
... established this Colony was fitted out in Baltimore , and a large proportion of the funds for the same furnished by the citizens of that city . Subsequently , various auxiliary Societies in aid of the American Colonization Society ...
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... established them here for some important purpose , in accomplishing the inscrutable designs of Him whose " way is in the sea . " However men may clamor or speculate about Colonization as a remedy for the ills of the colored race , or ...
... established them here for some important purpose , in accomplishing the inscrutable designs of Him whose " way is in the sea . " However men may clamor or speculate about Colonization as a remedy for the ills of the colored race , or ...
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