The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 131
... missionary would be permitted to reside in the Sultan's dominions , to mingle with the people , to instruct their children , even introducing the principles of Christianity , until instances of conversion to the Christian faith should ...
... missionary would be permitted to reside in the Sultan's dominions , to mingle with the people , to instruct their children , even introducing the principles of Christianity , until instances of conversion to the Christian faith should ...
Page 250
... Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church , to say , that so far as I have been acquainted with this fruitful field of missionary labor , no year has been like the last , no successes have ever been like those which have ...
... Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church , to say , that so far as I have been acquainted with this fruitful field of missionary labor , no year has been like the last , no successes have ever been like those which have ...
Page 267
... Missionary Societies in Great Britain , and finally broken up by the influence of slave traders , while the missionaries were recalled and located in the colony of Sierra Leone , where they have proved eminently successful , as I have ...
... Missionary Societies in Great Britain , and finally broken up by the influence of slave traders , while the missionaries were recalled and located in the colony of Sierra Leone , where they have proved eminently successful , as I have ...
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