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THOUGHTS ON AFRICAN COLONIZATION

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THOUGHTS ON AFRICAN COLONIZATION

PREFACE.

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THOUGHTS ON AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

PART I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.

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SECTION I.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY IS PLEDGED NOT TO OPPOSE THE SYSTEM OF SLAVERY. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION II.

SECTION III.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY RECOGNISES SLAVES AS PROPERTY. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION IV.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY INCREASES THE VALUE OF SLAVES. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION V.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY IS THE ENEMY OF IMMEDIATE ABOLITION. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION VI.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY IS NOURISHED BY FEAR AND SELFISHNESS. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION VII.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY AIMS AT THE UTTER EXPULSION OF THE BLACKS. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION VIII.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY IS THE DISPARAGER OF THE FREE BLACKS. FOOTNOTES:

SECTION IX.

SECTION X.

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY DECEIVES AND MISLEADS THE NATION. FOOTNOTES:

END OF PART I.

THOUGHTS ON AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

PART II. SENTIMENTS OF THE PEOPLE OF COLOR.

A VOICE PROM PHILADELPHIA.

To the humane and benevolent Inhabitants of the city and county of Philadelphia. A VOICE FROM NEW-YORK. An Address to the Citizens of New-York. A VOICE FROM BOSTON. A VOICE FROM BALTIMORE. A VOICE FROM WASHINGTON. A VOICE FROM BROOKLYN. Address to the Colored Citizens of Brooklyn, (N. Y.) and its Vicinity. 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. Address of the Free People of Color of the Borough of Wilmington, Delaware. A VOICE FROM HARRISBURG. A VOICE FROM ROCHESTER. A VOICE FROM PROVIDENCE. A VOICE FROM TRENTON. ADDRESS. A VOICE FROM LYME. A VOICE PROM LEWISTOWN. ADDRESS. A VOICE FROM NEW-BEDFORD.

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END OF PART II.

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