The African Repository, Količine 16–17American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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... cause . Duty to our God and duty to our colored brethren , urge us to sustain and cherish it . If others choose t labor in different ways for their good , we are willing they should do it . We ask the privilege of laboring in the way we ...
... cause . Duty to our God and duty to our colored brethren , urge us to sustain and cherish it . If others choose t labor in different ways for their good , we are willing they should do it . We ask the privilege of laboring in the way we ...
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... cause are so numerous and powerful , in the United States , that nothing but prompt and united action is requisite to accomplish anything which can be effected by money . Our only dan- ger is in the apathy of our friends , and in the ...
... cause are so numerous and powerful , in the United States , that nothing but prompt and united action is requisite to accomplish anything which can be effected by money . Our only dan- ger is in the apathy of our friends , and in the ...
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... cause has from the commencement , hitherto commended itself to my judg- ment and my conscience , as a noble cause . And as it has been advanc- ing , in spite of the obstacles which have been thrown in its way , the de- velopments of ...
... cause has from the commencement , hitherto commended itself to my judg- ment and my conscience , as a noble cause . And as it has been advanc- ing , in spite of the obstacles which have been thrown in its way , the de- velopments of ...
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