The African Repository, Količine 19–20American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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... free States adjoining , is very impressive . Whilst the insane in Missouri are 1 in 179 , and in Kentucky 1 in 1,053 , in Ohio the proportion is 1 , in 1,105 , in Indiana 1 in 95 , and in Illinois 1 in 45 . " The free colored population ...
... free States adjoining , is very impressive . Whilst the insane in Missouri are 1 in 179 , and in Kentucky 1 in 1,053 , in Ohio the proportion is 1 , in 1,105 , in Indiana 1 in 95 , and in Illinois 1 in 45 . " The free colored population ...
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... COLORED PEOPLE ... " We have received an elaborate communication , in which ... free blacks than among slaves , as shown by the returns of the last census ... free colored people than among the slaves , was more particularly dwelt upon ...
... COLORED PEOPLE ... " We have received an elaborate communication , in which ... free blacks than among slaves , as shown by the returns of the last census ... free colored people than among the slaves , was more particularly dwelt upon ...
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... colored people at the north to their freedom , and assumes that it would become equally prevalent among those at the south , were they to become free . In proof of this , he adduces the undeniable fact , that their condition is worse in ...
... colored people at the north to their freedom , and assumes that it would become equally prevalent among those at the south , were they to become free . In proof of this , he adduces the undeniable fact , that their condition is worse in ...
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Contributions 35 67 97 132 161 195 | 33 |
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Abyssinia Capt Harriss visit to 351 Death of the late F S Key Esq | 64 |
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AFRICAN REPOSITORY agent American Colonization Society annual arrived attention Badagry barque Bassa benevolent blessings brig British Cape Mount Cape Palmas Capt Captain Cash cause character Christian church citizens civilization coast of Africa colonists colony of Liberia commerce committee Commodore Perry dollars doubt effect emancipation emigrants established favor feel Foulahs free colored friends George Barker give Governor hope human hundred important increase influence interest John JOSEPH TRACY king labor land laws letter Maryland Maryland Colonization Society master meeting ment miles mission missionary Monrovia moral nations natives negroes object officers persons Presbyterian present purchase race received residence respect river Roberts schooner Secretary sent settlements ship shore Sierra Leone Sinou slave trade slavery soon squadron suppression territory thing thousand tion town treaty tribes United vessels Virginia whole