The African Repository, Količine 39–40American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 92
... Africa , and no people are striving with such energy and success to secure this wealth as those of Great Britain . The African mail steamer Atheniam is reported at Liverpool with " 1,928 ounces gold , 5,256 dollars , and 3,151 francs ...
... Africa , and no people are striving with such energy and success to secure this wealth as those of Great Britain . The African mail steamer Atheniam is reported at Liverpool with " 1,928 ounces gold , 5,256 dollars , and 3,151 francs ...
Stran 176
... African among us . The people of this country have fallen far , very far short of their duty to Africa ! And is it not time to give earnest atten- tion to this matter ' ? Do not passing events fix our eyes upon it ? All hearts are now ...
... African among us . The people of this country have fallen far , very far short of their duty to Africa ! And is it not time to give earnest atten- tion to this matter ' ? Do not passing events fix our eyes upon it ? All hearts are now ...
Stran 367
... Africa . The particular form in which I shall attempt . to unfold it is , by showing that the African race in this country is to be a great instrumentality for signal displays of God's goodness , grace , and glory in Africa ...
... Africa . The particular form in which I shall attempt . to unfold it is , by showing that the African race in this country is to be a great instrumentality for signal displays of God's goodness , grace , and glory in Africa ...
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