The African Repository, Volumes 16-17American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... success of agriculture , depends the success of the scheme of Colonization itself . FEMALE COLONIZATION SOCIETIES . THE Female Colonization Society of Georgetown , D. C. , paid on the 7th inst . $ 100 , being the tenth and last ...
... success of agriculture , depends the success of the scheme of Colonization itself . FEMALE COLONIZATION SOCIETIES . THE Female Colonization Society of Georgetown , D. C. , paid on the 7th inst . $ 100 , being the tenth and last ...
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... success- ful have been the efforts of some of these devoted missionary teachers in Liberia , that the colonists are beginning to complain of their American pa- trons for not affording them equal means of education to those enjoyed by ...
... success- ful have been the efforts of some of these devoted missionary teachers in Liberia , that the colonists are beginning to complain of their American pa- trons for not affording them equal means of education to those enjoyed by ...
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... success , and rendered himself acceptable to the peo- ple . Through his agency , the contributions of that State have been increased over those of any former year . Rev. Wм . MCKINNEY , who has labored in the eastern counties of Vir ...
... success , and rendered himself acceptable to the peo- ple . Through his agency , the contributions of that State have been increased over those of any former year . Rev. Wм . MCKINNEY , who has labored in the eastern counties of Vir ...
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