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The school societies in the south are various and of a complex nature; yet do they
merge all differences and unite in one grand object, each pursuing it according to
its own peculiar per suasion. So can it be with the temperance societies.
The school societies in the south are various and of a complex nature; yet do they
merge all differences and unite in one grand object, each pursuing it according to
its own peculiar per suasion. So can it be with the temperance societies.
Side 312
They declared their object in their constitution. They did not meet to produçe
another abortion in the form of an abolition Society. They met to form a
Colonization Society. That was object enough. That was a good object enough,
and as great ...
They declared their object in their constitution. They did not meet to produçe
another abortion in the form of an abolition Society. They met to form a
Colonization Society. That was object enough. That was a good object enough,
and as great ...
Side 442
Let it not be said, then, that we mistake the objects and views of the society.
There are, we believe, many who have no other object than the one declared to
the people of the south, and if it were confined solely to that, no great objection
could ...
Let it not be said, then, that we mistake the objects and views of the society.
There are, we believe, many who have no other object than the one declared to
the people of the south, and if it were confined solely to that, no great objection
could ...
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