The African Repository, Količine 39–40American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 172
... whole kingdom ; for it must be presumed that there is more of the reason and will of God in the public suffrage of the whole nation " ( collected in Parliament ) than of any private person or lesser collective body whatsoever , not ...
... whole kingdom ; for it must be presumed that there is more of the reason and will of God in the public suffrage of the whole nation " ( collected in Parliament ) than of any private person or lesser collective body whatsoever , not ...
Stran 307
... whole colored population of the Uni- ted States will ever emigrate . It is said that a large part of them will always be needed here as laborers . If any of them who are free are needed , they will be induced to stay by offering them ...
... whole colored population of the Uni- ted States will ever emigrate . It is said that a large part of them will always be needed here as laborers . If any of them who are free are needed , they will be induced to stay by offering them ...
Stran 82
... whole world - deserves at the hands of thinking men more careful attention and investigation than the less comprehensive efforts of those who seek only the benefit of a small community or a particular section . Do not understand me to ...
... whole world - deserves at the hands of thinking men more careful attention and investigation than the less comprehensive efforts of those who seek only the benefit of a small community or a particular section . Do not understand me to ...
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