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This book provides a detailed account of Liberia, one of the few African countries to be founded by freed American slaves. Drawing heavily on official reports and personal observations, the author describes the country's history, politics, society, and economy. He also offers insights into the challenges of building a democratic nation in the aftermath of slavery and colonization.
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