The African Repository, Vol. 34 (Classic Reprint): February, 1858: February, 1858 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Exploring the February 1858 proceedings of the American Colonization Society – a detailed glimpse into a pivotal moment in 19th‑century humanitarian work. This edition captures speeches, resolutions, and committee discussions that shaped the society’s approach to Africa, abolition, and the future of Liberia.

The document records an evening meeting led by notable leaders, with addresses that frame America’s role in Africa and the long view of Christian civilization. It highlights debates on the slave trade, the moral stakes of colonization, and calls for international action framed as a commitment to civilization, religion, and liberty. Readers will see how members discussed the implications of emigration, nationhood, and the spread of English language and law as part of a large, evolving vision.

What you will experience
- Excerpts from keynote addresses that connect faith, politics, and global outreach.
- A snapshot of resolutions and parliamentary procedures shaping the society’s stance on the slave trade and Liberia.
- Reports from officers, including travel notes, financials, and member contributions.
- The tone and language of the era as leaders discuss policy, providence, and the “civilizing” mission.

Ideal for readers of 19th‑century reform movements, colonial history, and the development of Liberia’s early institutions. This edition offers a window into the debates, priorities, and community life of a prominent abolitionist‑minded organization during a period of rapid change.

• Original speeches and the ideas underpinning colonization efforts.


• Resolutions addressing the slave trade and international law.


• Annual reports, financial summaries, and member contributions.


• Context for how 1850s reformers framed religion, liberty, and national progress.

Ideal for researchers and curious readers seeking a factual record of the era’s debates among leaders, clergy, and lay members.

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