The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 242
... influence on the natives . The first emigrants were accompained by missionaries , who , notwithstand- ing numerous discouragements , have kept their operations in advance of Co- lonization . It was also a leading object of the Society ...
... influence on the natives . The first emigrants were accompained by missionaries , who , notwithstand- ing numerous discouragements , have kept their operations in advance of Co- lonization . It was also a leading object of the Society ...
Page 247
... influence is already felt . The English have also made the experiment of planting colonies of colored men in Africa ; the result will afford the same criterion by which to judge of the comparative influence of the two governments , as ...
... influence is already felt . The English have also made the experiment of planting colonies of colored men in Africa ; the result will afford the same criterion by which to judge of the comparative influence of the two governments , as ...
Page 340
... influence of rulers are greatest , in order to extend , by that power and that influence , the great objects which the British Government and the projected company have in view with regard to Africa . " The treaties so made with the ...
... influence of rulers are greatest , in order to extend , by that power and that influence , the great objects which the British Government and the projected company have in view with regard to Africa . " The treaties so made with the ...
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