The African Repository, Količine 45–46American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 266
... Negro Africans inhab- iting the great Peninsula south of the great desert , and this vast multitude , yet . in ... Negro . People look upon us with the same curiosity that they gaze upon a dressed - up mon- key . A civilized Negro ...
... Negro Africans inhab- iting the great Peninsula south of the great desert , and this vast multitude , yet . in ... Negro . People look upon us with the same curiosity that they gaze upon a dressed - up mon- key . A civilized Negro ...
Stran 183
... negro who pre- ferred to go to Africa , where he could be equal in all respects with the masses , rather than stay here at large pay , where he knew he was not and could not be an equal . White mission- aries could not live in Africa ...
... negro who pre- ferred to go to Africa , where he could be equal in all respects with the masses , rather than stay here at large pay , where he knew he was not and could not be an equal . White mission- aries could not live in Africa ...
Stran 274
... negro's proper place and mission in the land of his fathers was first mooted , this movement was foreseen and predicted by the friends of progress and of the negro race . Our motto of State indeed declares that " The love of liberty ...
... negro's proper place and mission in the land of his fathers was first mooted , this movement was foreseen and predicted by the friends of progress and of the negro race . Our motto of State indeed declares that " The love of liberty ...
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