The African Repository, Količine 39–40American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 55
... races . What road to the pursuit of happiness is open to him as a freedman , other than migration to a colony where his own race legitimately opens to him all the privileges of social and political equality ? There he may use all the ...
... races . What road to the pursuit of happiness is open to him as a freedman , other than migration to a colony where his own race legitimately opens to him all the privileges of social and political equality ? There he may use all the ...
Stran 50
... race shall be a free race here , wherein will they differ from the Indian race ; and why should the destiny of the one be different from that of the other ? Will it be because ne- groes are tillers of the soil , and more docile and more ...
... race shall be a free race here , wherein will they differ from the Indian race ; and why should the destiny of the one be different from that of the other ? Will it be because ne- groes are tillers of the soil , and more docile and more ...
Stran 343
... race is no more favorable to the progress of the African race in its midst than it has been to the perpetuity of the Indian on its borders , and that as has been the case in all other countries on this continent where the blacks were ...
... race is no more favorable to the progress of the African race in its midst than it has been to the perpetuity of the Indian on its borders , and that as has been the case in all other countries on this continent where the blacks were ...
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