The African Repository, Količine 39–40American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 49
... negro ele- ment within her borders . It was thus shown , that words were not to be relied on ; that it was one thing to talk of negro wrongs , and quite another thing to take negroes by the hand , and hail them as friends and neighbours ...
... negro ele- ment within her borders . It was thus shown , that words were not to be relied on ; that it was one thing to talk of negro wrongs , and quite another thing to take negroes by the hand , and hail them as friends and neighbours ...
Stran 54
... negro labor , to produce the great Southern staples , will make the negro a necessity there , and secure for him better treatment as a hireling than he has received as a slave , it may be replied , that this is by no means certain . The ...
... negro labor , to produce the great Southern staples , will make the negro a necessity there , and secure for him better treatment as a hireling than he has received as a slave , it may be replied , that this is by no means certain . The ...
Stran 56
... negro , in spite of all that may be said to the contrary , will find himself less thought of , and of less ... negro in the walks where he is striving for bread . What effect has the most eloquent oration ever delivered in his behalf ...
... negro , in spite of all that may be said to the contrary , will find himself less thought of , and of less ... negro in the walks where he is striving for bread . What effect has the most eloquent oration ever delivered in his behalf ...
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