The African Repository, Količine 41–42American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 41
... Government of Liberia . That with the Republic of Hayti contains an article touching the slave trade which is honorable to the contracting parties : -viz : " The slave trade is assimilated to piracy ; it is rigor- ously prohibited , and ...
... Government of Liberia . That with the Republic of Hayti contains an article touching the slave trade which is honorable to the contracting parties : -viz : " The slave trade is assimilated to piracy ; it is rigor- ously prohibited , and ...
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... government ; that he can make some small sacrifice which will assist to promote the independence and perpetuate the liberty of his country . " In view of these facts , I have the honor to suggest and recom- mend that you adopt such ...
... government ; that he can make some small sacrifice which will assist to promote the independence and perpetuate the liberty of his country . " In view of these facts , I have the honor to suggest and recom- mend that you adopt such ...
Stran 196
Government may be able to bestow . We shall , of course , do nothing more than collect and invest funds , until we receive a communication of your mind on the subject . Whether the instructors shall be appointed by our Board of Trustees ...
Government may be able to bestow . We shall , of course , do nothing more than collect and invest funds , until we receive a communication of your mind on the subject . Whether the instructors shall be appointed by our Board of Trustees ...
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