The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 141
... object , the Society have steadily advanced ; but they may be permitted to declare , that they are unconscious of having at any time forgotten it . Neither can they boast of having effected all in respect to their second object , which ...
... object , the Society have steadily advanced ; but they may be permitted to declare , that they are unconscious of having at any time forgotten it . Neither can they boast of having effected all in respect to their second object , which ...
Page 164
... object will not be nisapplied . All that industry , vigilence , and well concerted plans can de towards insuring ... object to be accomplished . Let it be remem bered that time is requisite to a thorough course of instruction , and that ...
... object will not be nisapplied . All that industry , vigilence , and well concerted plans can de towards insuring ... object to be accomplished . Let it be remem bered that time is requisite to a thorough course of instruction , and that ...
Page 205
... object for the patronage of the Ladies , and would recommend most earnestly , education as that object . Every thing must depend on the intellectual and moral character of the people , as re- gards the success of the grand experiment of ...
... object for the patronage of the Ladies , and would recommend most earnestly , education as that object . Every thing must depend on the intellectual and moral character of the people , as re- gards the success of the grand experiment of ...
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