Titlebook: Origins of West African Nationalism; Henry S. Wilson Book 1969 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1969 Africa.

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2947-3632 Overview: 978-1-349-15352-7Series ISSN 2947-3632 Series E-ISSN 2947-3640

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Introductiontrayed vast ambitions. They signalled nothing less than a determination to subvert that devilish commerce and refashion relationships between Guinea, the homeland of the Negroes, and the Christian West on a new and libertarian basis. Such optimism partly derived from the prevailing religious atmosph

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Constitutional Convention of 1847ham, in which his Lordship makes several very pointed inquiries respecting Liberia; all of which seem to have special reference to British commerce on the Liberian territory. Thus, it appears that Liberia has become a place of sufficient importance to elicit the attention of the British Government.

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President Stephen A. Benson’s 1856 Inaugural Address of the confidence and respect of nearly all the great civilized nations of the earth; these facts at once answer the question, as to whether Liberia’s course has been progressive since her declaration of independence. They respond affirmatively, louder than words can possibly express it, that she h

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Liberia as She Isinfant nation, we have used every possible measure to enhance our pecuniary importance; and in our precipitate efforts at wealth, we have not been careful as to what means we have employed. The desire to be rich, or to . rich, pervades all classes. …

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President Benson on attention of the Legislature to the claims of our aboriginal inhabitants upon, and their constant applications to, this Government for adjudication of their numerous misunderstandings and for protection, and the great expense to which the Government is subjected annually, in complying with their nu

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