The African Repository, Količine 43–44American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 167
... important offices respect- ably as it should be able to colonize with their own consent ; " and Dr. Clarke was " rebuked , " not for " considering labor as a very important element " in this question , but for reasoning as if " labor ...
... important offices respect- ably as it should be able to colonize with their own consent ; " and Dr. Clarke was " rebuked , " not for " considering labor as a very important element " in this question , but for reasoning as if " labor ...
Stran 317
... important stream of Equatorial Africa . LINCOLN UNIVERSITY . - This Institution , whose former name was the Ash- mun ... importance of the work in which they are engaged , have undertaken the task of collect- ing $ 80,000 to endow four ...
... important stream of Equatorial Africa . LINCOLN UNIVERSITY . - This Institution , whose former name was the Ash- mun ... importance of the work in which they are engaged , have undertaken the task of collect- ing $ 80,000 to endow four ...
Stran 142
... important subject of education shall not fail to have the attention of this administration . And I trust you will see the propriety of so increasing the authority of the Government that an interest so intimately connected with the ...
... important subject of education shall not fail to have the attention of this administration . And I trust you will see the propriety of so increasing the authority of the Government that an interest so intimately connected with the ...
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