The African Repository, Količine 16–17American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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Stran 106
... appears that these opinions were not incautiously expressed . We have received a pamphlet from Natchez , from which it appears that the Chancellor of Mississippi has given an opinion altogether favorable to the Colonization Society . He ...
... appears that these opinions were not incautiously expressed . We have received a pamphlet from Natchez , from which it appears that the Chancellor of Mississippi has given an opinion altogether favorable to the Colonization Society . He ...
Stran 109
... appears , from the information we have received , ( and it comes from an authentic source . ) that about two years ... appear irremediable . The wounds this accursed traffic inflicts on thousan is of hunan hearts annually are innumerable ...
... appears , from the information we have received , ( and it comes from an authentic source . ) that about two years ... appear irremediable . The wounds this accursed traffic inflicts on thousan is of hunan hearts annually are innumerable ...
Stran 159
... appears to prosper . The Spanish and American slavers are entirely broke up in our vicinity . A few weeks since , the British man - of - war commanded by Lord DENHAM , broke up the Gallinas to windward and leward , and since Gov ...
... appears to prosper . The Spanish and American slavers are entirely broke up in our vicinity . A few weeks since , the British man - of - war commanded by Lord DENHAM , broke up the Gallinas to windward and leward , and since Gov ...
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