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Coppinger, William. "Liberia - A.W.'s letters."

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Regarding letters to New York Tribune written by Augustus Washington of Hartford, Connecticut, who emigrated to Liberia. Extensive criticism of Washington's statements regarding Liberia. [Note: Washington is one of the few African-American daguerreotypists and photographers whose career has been documented. In 1855 he wrote a less critical opinion piece on Liberia.]
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  1. American Colonization Society
  2. Pennsylvania
  3. Reformers

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