The Forty-eighth Annual Report of the Vermont Colonization Society (Paperback)

This fascinating historical document provides a glimpse into the world of the Vermont Colonization Society, a group dedicated to promoting the migration of African Americans to Liberia in the mid-19th century. The report includes detailed accounts of the Society's activities and accomplishments over the past year, as well as the keynote address delivered by Gen. JW Phelps at the annual meeting in Montpelier.

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