The African Repository, Količine 43–44American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 42
... brought into that land - of family influences , and the diversified appliances of civilized life in the various mechanical , agricul- tural , commercial , and civil operations , will rapidly renovate the spirit and character of the ...
... brought into that land - of family influences , and the diversified appliances of civilized life in the various mechanical , agricul- tural , commercial , and civil operations , will rapidly renovate the spirit and character of the ...
Stran 108
... brought up in the midst of civilization and enlightment , much more to poor Africans . They have truly given evidence of a happy future . Nothing could be more encouraging to the friends of Africa , that to hear a young African who was ...
... brought up in the midst of civilization and enlightment , much more to poor Africans . They have truly given evidence of a happy future . Nothing could be more encouraging to the friends of Africa , that to hear a young African who was ...
Stran 362
... brought down with me . I told him that I could not go into the country myself , at present , nor could I wait here for the return of his people , but that he could send his people to buy ivory and bring it down , and in two months I ...
... brought down with me . I told him that I could not go into the country myself , at present , nor could I wait here for the return of his people , but that he could send his people to buy ivory and bring it down , and in two months I ...
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