hat a greater benefit may be ..." (had "may may").

Part II.
P. 72 "... a state far to the West ..." (had "far to far").
P. 72 "... calculated to impress upon ..." (had "calulated").

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PREFACE xix

PART I.

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. 1

SECTION I. 39

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

SECTION II. 61

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY APOLOGISES FOR SLAVERY AND
SLAVEHOLDERS.

SECTION III. 68

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY RECOGNISES SLAVES AS PROPERTY.

SECTION IV. 74

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY INCREASES THE VALUE OF SLAVES.

SECTION V. 78

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY IS THE ENEMY OF IMMEDIATE
ABOLITION.

SECTION VI. 95

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY IS NOURISHED BY FEAR AND
SELFISHNESS.

SECTION VII. 111

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

SECTION VIII. 124

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

SECTION IX. 134

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY DENIES THE POSSIBILITY OF
ELEVATING THE BLACKS IN THIS COUNTRY.

SECTION X. 151

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY DECEIVES AND MISLEADS THE
NATION.

PART II.

SENTIMENTS OF THE PEOPLE OF COLOR. 1

THOUGHTS
ON
AFRICAN COLONIZATION

[Illustration: SECTION OF A SLAVE SHIP. _From Walsh's Notes of Brazil._]

PREFACE.

I dedicate this work to my countrymen, in whose intelligence,
magnanimity and humanity I place the utmost reliance. Although they have
long suffered themselves to be swayed by a prejudice as unmanly as it