Thoughts on African Colonization
William Lloyd Garrison, prominent American abolitionist, journalist, and social reformer (1805-1879)
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Table of Contents
- About This Book
- Preface
- Part I. Thoughts On African Colonization
- Introductory Remarks
- Section I. The American Colonization Society Is Pledged Not To Oppose The System Of Slavery
- Section Ii. The American Colonization Society Apologises For Slavery And Slaveholders
- Section Iii. The American Colonization Society Recognises Slaves As Property
- Section Iv. The American Colonization Society Increases The Value Of Slaves
- Section V. The American Colonization Society Is The Enemy Of Immediate Abolition
- Section Vi. The American Colonization Society Is Nourished By Fear And Selfishness
- Section Vii.the American Colonization Society Aims At The Utter Expulsion
- Section Viii. The American Colonization Society Is The Disparager Of The Free Blacks
- Section Ix. The American Colonization Society Denies The Possibility Of Elevating The Blacks In This Country
- Section X. The American Colonization Society Deceives And Misleads The Nation
- Part Ii. Sentiments Of The People Of Color
- A Voice Prom Philadelphia
- A Voice From New York
- A Voice From Boston
- A Voice From Baltimore
- A Voice From Washington
- A Voice From Brooklyn
- A Voice From Hartford
- A Voice From Middletown
- A Voice From New Haven
- A Voice From Columbia
- A Voice From Nantucket
- A Voice From Pittsburgh
- A Voice From Wilmington
- A Voice From Harrisburg
- A Voice From Rochester
- A Voice From Providence
- A Voice From Trenton
- A Voice From Lyme
- A Voice Prom Lewistown
- A Voice From New Bedford
