The African Repository, Volumes 27-28American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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Page 100
... carry on our unparalleled undertaking , our faculties must either be improv- ed or multiplied . The work is great , and we must either increase the workmen or improve the instru- ments . And what so well adapted to supply us with ...
... carry on our unparalleled undertaking , our faculties must either be improv- ed or multiplied . The work is great , and we must either increase the workmen or improve the instru- ments . And what so well adapted to supply us with ...
Page 346
... carry the plan ' into effect . To show that the aid of the Government was ex- pected , so soon as the scheme was seen to be a good one , we quote the balance of the second section of the Constitution , which is as follows : The objects ...
... carry the plan ' into effect . To show that the aid of the Government was ex- pected , so soon as the scheme was seen to be a good one , we quote the balance of the second section of the Constitution , which is as follows : The objects ...
Page 103
... carried . Em- igrants should always carry with them a variety of good garden seed ; sealed up in vials or bottles , or wrapped in paper , and packed in saw - dust , to prevent injury during the voyage . 5. Household furniture . In conse ...
... carried . Em- igrants should always carry with them a variety of good garden seed ; sealed up in vials or bottles , or wrapped in paper , and packed in saw - dust , to prevent injury during the voyage . 5. Household furniture . In conse ...
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