The New-England Magazine, Band 2Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... land about and including Cape Montse- rado , which became the permanent site of the colony , and received the name of Liberia . The emigrants had here to contend with the malignity of the climate , and the enmity of the natives , who ...
... land about and including Cape Montse- rado , which became the permanent site of the colony , and received the name of Liberia . The emigrants had here to contend with the malignity of the climate , and the enmity of the natives , who ...
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... land . These people love the country which disowns , contemns , and oppresses them , and which Iwould fain thrust them forth as outcasts and aliens . With a feeling common to most people who live in unkind countries , they contend that ...
... land . These people love the country which disowns , contemns , and oppresses them , and which Iwould fain thrust them forth as outcasts and aliens . With a feeling common to most people who live in unkind countries , they contend that ...
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... land deso- late would cease -- the lion and the tiger would retire before the face of man -- the jungle would become a corn - field— -no future Captain Riley would tell how , when wrecked on the coast , he was evil - entreat- ed and ...
... land deso- late would cease -- the lion and the tiger would retire before the face of man -- the jungle would become a corn - field— -no future Captain Riley would tell how , when wrecked on the coast , he was evil - entreat- ed and ...
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... land . Let us now see if the means within the reach of the Society are adequate to remove the evil , or even any considerable part of it . There are two millions and a half of colored persons in the United States at the very least ...
... land . Let us now see if the means within the reach of the Society are adequate to remove the evil , or even any considerable part of it . There are two millions and a half of colored persons in the United States at the very least ...
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... land a stranger ; and by the same reason so must I do you'— which though I would have excused , I durst not allow of the title , shee being a king's daughter ; —with a well - set countenance shee said , ' were you not afraid to come ...
... land a stranger ; and by the same reason so must I do you'— which though I would have excused , I durst not allow of the title , shee being a king's daughter ; —with a well - set countenance shee said , ' were you not afraid to come ...
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