B. Sunderland delivers a passionate speech advocating for the American Colonization Society and its mission to provide a new home in Liberia for freed slaves and other black Americans. This book provides valuable insight into the attitudes and politics surrounding the controversial issue of colonization in the mid-19th century.

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