The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 199
... soon after sold into slavery , besides mortally wounding and maiming several others . The colonists in Millsburg hastened to the scene of murder and robbery as soon as possible , else the whole village might have been carried away . Gov ...
... soon after sold into slavery , besides mortally wounding and maiming several others . The colonists in Millsburg hastened to the scene of murder and robbery as soon as possible , else the whole village might have been carried away . Gov ...
Page 99
... soon have a flourishing settlement in Liberia . After one year's residence , they could raise from their farms , not ... soon be able to raise an orchard that will abundantly supply him with all foreign necessaries and many luxuries . We ...
... soon have a flourishing settlement in Liberia . After one year's residence , they could raise from their farms , not ... soon be able to raise an orchard that will abundantly supply him with all foreign necessaries and many luxuries . We ...
Page 172
... soon compelled to go to Europe for the benefit of his health . In 1837 , Mr. ISENBERG was joined by the Rev. C. H. BLUMHARDT and Rev. J. L. KRAPF . They employed themselves in translating the Scriptures in the Tigre , in holding daily ...
... soon compelled to go to Europe for the benefit of his health . In 1837 , Mr. ISENBERG was joined by the Rev. C. H. BLUMHARDT and Rev. J. L. KRAPF . They employed themselves in translating the Scriptures in the Tigre , in holding daily ...
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