The African Repository, Količine 41–42American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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... race inhabiting a great portion of the Sene- Gambia . The Syrcars are a fine but rude race of men , and are employed in Bathurst , as a general rule , in menial positions . They inter- mingle with the Jolloffs , and are useful and ...
... race inhabiting a great portion of the Sene- Gambia . The Syrcars are a fine but rude race of men , and are employed in Bathurst , as a general rule , in menial positions . They inter- mingle with the Jolloffs , and are useful and ...
Stran 82
... race ? Ex- perience has abundantly shown that the colored race is on every ac- count better fitted for it . And an important fact may be seen in the present condition of Africa . Its inhabitants , except where Arabian and other Asiatic ...
... race ? Ex- perience has abundantly shown that the colored race is on every ac- count better fitted for it . And an important fact may be seen in the present condition of Africa . Its inhabitants , except where Arabian and other Asiatic ...
Stran 83
... race is doomed to extinction here . If this be so , there is a prospect that the Colonization Society may become the means of vast good to the colored race . Its increasing facilities may , in time , reach the full demand for emigration ...
... race is doomed to extinction here . If this be so , there is a prospect that the Colonization Society may become the means of vast good to the colored race . Its increasing facilities may , in time , reach the full demand for emigration ...
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