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Page 110
Yes , my friends ! the spectacle has only just passed from our eyes of the myriads
of a great people standing in dumb.sorrow . to offer the last affecting testimony of
their gratitude and love to their friend and their benefactor . Yes , my friends ...
Yes , my friends ! the spectacle has only just passed from our eyes of the myriads
of a great people standing in dumb.sorrow . to offer the last affecting testimony of
their gratitude and love to their friend and their benefactor . Yes , my friends ...
Page 332
ments on the effects of this ill . directed zeal ; and we have no small pleasure in
reporting the example afforded by the truly say acious as well as Philanthropic
Society of Friends , in their efforts to promote the improvement of the Native
Indians ...
ments on the effects of this ill . directed zeal ; and we have no small pleasure in
reporting the example afforded by the truly say acious as well as Philanthropic
Society of Friends , in their efforts to promote the improvement of the Native
Indians ...
Page 384
Of the friends who thus contributed their assistance , there are some who do not
chuse that their names should be ... been acknowleged in notes in th : proper
places : but the persevering kindness and atten . tion of my worthy friend , Mr.
Ellis ...
Of the friends who thus contributed their assistance , there are some who do not
chuse that their names should be ... been acknowleged in notes in th : proper
places : but the persevering kindness and atten . tion of my worthy friend , Mr.
Ellis ...
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