The African Repository, Količine 45–46American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 21
... intelligent and industrious ; all of them of the bettor class of the colored people . Emigrating to Liberia should not , we think , be urged upon any individual . The matter should be carefully considered , all the facts in the case ...
... intelligent and industrious ; all of them of the bettor class of the colored people . Emigrating to Liberia should not , we think , be urged upon any individual . The matter should be carefully considered , all the facts in the case ...
Stran 217
... intelligent freemen . By the laws of the United States , the freedmen who remain here may have conferred upon them all the civil rights and privileges of citizens ; but there is one thing which the laws cannot give them ; viz , equality ...
... intelligent freemen . By the laws of the United States , the freedmen who remain here may have conferred upon them all the civil rights and privileges of citizens ; but there is one thing which the laws cannot give them ; viz , equality ...
Stran 363
... intelligent by far of any on the West Coast . It was this people who , some fifeeen years ago , invented a syllabic alphabet . They hold constant intercourse with the Mandingoes and other Mohammedan tribes far in the interior , and ...
... intelligent by far of any on the West Coast . It was this people who , some fifeeen years ago , invented a syllabic alphabet . They hold constant intercourse with the Mandingoes and other Mohammedan tribes far in the interior , and ...
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