The African Repository, Količine 41–42American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 176
... never be attained on this continent . This is but a truism ; for if their best welfare lies in Africa , it clearly does not lie in America . They may exist here in some form of subserviency to the whites , but they will never rise to ...
... never be attained on this continent . This is but a truism ; for if their best welfare lies in Africa , it clearly does not lie in America . They may exist here in some form of subserviency to the whites , but they will never rise to ...
Stran 127
... never been visited by a missionary , through the influence of the native military officers or traders , who , having gone there , have taught the gospel to their countrymen . The actual spread of religion is much larger than the church ...
... never been visited by a missionary , through the influence of the native military officers or traders , who , having gone there , have taught the gospel to their countrymen . The actual spread of religion is much larger than the church ...
Stran 261
... never saw a really black person . Different shades of brown prevail , and often a bright bronze tint , which no painter except Mr. Angus , seems able to catch . Those who inhabit elevated , dry situations , and who are not obliged to ...
... never saw a really black person . Different shades of brown prevail , and often a bright bronze tint , which no painter except Mr. Angus , seems able to catch . Those who inhabit elevated , dry situations , and who are not obliged to ...
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