The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 186
... regard me and my poor services . And , the consciousness of their approbation , will buoy up my spirits and cheer me on through every season of trial and difficulty . As the suspension of the Ladies ' Liberia School Association's ...
... regard me and my poor services . And , the consciousness of their approbation , will buoy up my spirits and cheer me on through every season of trial and difficulty . As the suspension of the Ladies ' Liberia School Association's ...
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... regard the field around us as not only open , but inviting to missionary labor . The practicability of prosecuting missions in this part of the world we regard as beyond doubt ; and we trust that men will be found who will come and ...
... regard the field around us as not only open , but inviting to missionary labor . The practicability of prosecuting missions in this part of the world we regard as beyond doubt ; and we trust that men will be found who will come and ...
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... regard to his happiness here , and to enlighten him in regard to his happiness hereafter . It is very generally supposed that the negro is mentally deficient that as a nation they would be unable to preserve themselves from commotions ...
... regard to his happiness here , and to enlighten him in regard to his happiness hereafter . It is very generally supposed that the negro is mentally deficient that as a nation they would be unable to preserve themselves from commotions ...
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