The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 153
... means , by moderate labor , of the most com- fortable livelihoods , they will find a retreat from their former sufferings . " These very judicious opinions respecting African Colonization were written before any colony was planted on ...
... means , by moderate labor , of the most com- fortable livelihoods , they will find a retreat from their former sufferings . " These very judicious opinions respecting African Colonization were written before any colony was planted on ...
Page 349
... means of colonies into America . And from that same quarter also , and in the same way , civilization has gone out ... means , and the ex- act means , wanting in the case . Once more , then , we look around to see if in the arrangements ...
... means of colonies into America . And from that same quarter also , and in the same way , civilization has gone out ... means , and the ex- act means , wanting in the case . Once more , then , we look around to see if in the arrangements ...
Page 321
... means of civilization from place to place , but it carries the information with the means . I find in my conversations with free colored people about colonizing in Africa , or civilizing their own countrymen , that most of their ...
... means of civilization from place to place , but it carries the information with the means . I find in my conversations with free colored people about colonizing in Africa , or civilizing their own countrymen , that most of their ...
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