Publisher's Synopsis
In this letter to the editors of the New-Orleans Commercial Bulletin, John McDonogh argues for the colonization of Africa by African Americans. He believes that colonization will alleviate the issue of race in America and provide African Americans with the opportunity to develop their own culture and identity. This book provides an interesting insight into the politics and social thoughts of the early 19th century in America.
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