The African Repository, Količine 5–6American Colonization Society., 1967 |
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Stran 158
... feel it their duty again to ex- press their opinion , that without increased resources , their efforts must be feeble , and the immediate results of them far less beneficial and extensive than many of their friends have allowed ...
... feel it their duty again to ex- press their opinion , that without increased resources , their efforts must be feeble , and the immediate results of them far less beneficial and extensive than many of their friends have allowed ...
Stran 132
... feel her own wounds heal , and her bosom swell with forgiveness towards the oppressors of her children ; -will feel her heart glow with gratitude at the gift of that volume , which points to free- dom beyond this stage of existence ...
... feel her own wounds heal , and her bosom swell with forgiveness towards the oppressors of her children ; -will feel her heart glow with gratitude at the gift of that volume , which points to free- dom beyond this stage of existence ...
Stran 239
... feel constrained to give my mite , that the Repository may not come to me gratuitously . As long as Providence ... feel much on this subject — as a Christian , I feel much more - but as a Christian Minister , so necessarily drawn to ...
... feel constrained to give my mite , that the Repository may not come to me gratuitously . As long as Providence ... feel much on this subject — as a Christian , I feel much more - but as a Christian Minister , so necessarily drawn to ...
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African Valley | 129 |
Africaner 111 | 316 |
Appeal to New England 31 | 349 |
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