Publisher's Synopsis
This annual discourse delivered to the American Colonization Society in 1886 provides valuable insight into the relationship between the United States and Liberia. With a focus on the importance of the next generation in the growth and development of Liberia, this discourse offers valuable wisdom for all who seek a brighter future for Africa.
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