The African Repository, Količine 43–44American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 140
... increase of revenue ; and an increase of commerce is most certainly to be effected by the introduction of capital , or that supply which the country demands . There is , I confess , a necessity that besets us at every step which I am ...
... increase of revenue ; and an increase of commerce is most certainly to be effected by the introduction of capital , or that supply which the country demands . There is , I confess , a necessity that besets us at every step which I am ...
Stran 142
... increase the agricultural and commercial operations of the country . They would facilitate a more frequent association of the Liber- ians and the citizens of foreign countries . And they would enable the Republic , through its citizens ...
... increase the agricultural and commercial operations of the country . They would facilitate a more frequent association of the Liber- ians and the citizens of foreign countries . And they would enable the Republic , through its citizens ...
Stran 146
... increased . eln view , therefore , of the fact that Liberia is essentially an American plantation , and has ... increase the number of our steamship lines and the ports to which they ply . If Congress acts as it may be expected ...
... increased . eln view , therefore , of the fact that Liberia is essentially an American plantation , and has ... increase the number of our steamship lines and the ports to which they ply . If Congress acts as it may be expected ...
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