The African Repository, Količine 16–17American Colonization Society, 1967 |
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... races by colonizing the man of color , and there extend to him those blessings of free government which the peculiarities of his race seems to forbid his enjoying whilst in contact with the white man . In regard to the merits of these ...
... races by colonizing the man of color , and there extend to him those blessings of free government which the peculiarities of his race seems to forbid his enjoying whilst in contact with the white man . In regard to the merits of these ...
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... race ? The civilization of Africa is presented as a scheme of pure benevolence . The co - operation of the civilized world is invited , the trade of Africa is to be thrown open , and the country and adjoining seas to be neutral ground ...
... race ? The civilization of Africa is presented as a scheme of pure benevolence . The co - operation of the civilized world is invited , the trade of Africa is to be thrown open , and the country and adjoining seas to be neutral ground ...
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... race in the United States , what kind of answer is this to the claims of the Colonization Society ? The same objection would lie with equal force against all the leading benevolent societies of the age , and would close the channels of ...
... race in the United States , what kind of answer is this to the claims of the Colonization Society ? The same objection would lie with equal force against all the leading benevolent societies of the age , and would close the channels of ...
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