The African Repository, Količine 43–44American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 75
... civilization on his native soil ; if there were no natural tendencies towards a higher development in the race itself , and if they were inaccessible to any direct influence from with- out ; if neither commerce , or conquest , or ...
... civilization on his native soil ; if there were no natural tendencies towards a higher development in the race itself , and if they were inaccessible to any direct influence from with- out ; if neither commerce , or conquest , or ...
Stran 168
... civilization . His next sentence , in which he applies his false theory , is very remarkable : " So , even if three millions of slaves could have been taken to Africa , ( which is unlikely , ) and supported for a long time by our people ...
... civilization . His next sentence , in which he applies his false theory , is very remarkable : " So , even if three millions of slaves could have been taken to Africa , ( which is unlikely , ) and supported for a long time by our people ...
Stran 313
... CIVILIZATION OF AFRICA . Among the visible means for the accomplishment of the great work of the Christian civilization of Africa , the Colonization Society has ever pointed to and labored for the emigration into that continent , with ...
... CIVILIZATION OF AFRICA . Among the visible means for the accomplishment of the great work of the Christian civilization of Africa , the Colonization Society has ever pointed to and labored for the emigration into that continent , with ...
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