Peculiar Rhetoric: Slavery, Freedom, and the African Colonization Movement

Peculiar Rhetoric: Slavery, Freedom, and the African Colonization Movement By Southard, Bjorn F. Stillion Published by University Press of Mississippi Publication Date: 2019-05-30 Subject: Relating To African American Black American People, United States Of America, Usa, Africa, Usa, History United States 19Th Century, History United States - 19Th Century, Language Arts & Disciplines Rhetoric, Language Arts & Disciplines Rhetoric, Social Science Ethnic Studies American African American & Black Studies, Social Science Slavery, Social Science Ethnic Studies - American - African American & Black Studies, Social Science Slavery, Black & Asian Studies, Discourse Analysis, History Of The Americas, Ethnic Studies, Semantics, Discourse Analysis, Stylistics, Usa, Africa, Black & Asian Studies, History Of The Americas, Discourse Analysis, Social Science Ethnic Studies American African American & Black Studies, Social Science, Ethnic Studies, American, African American & Black Studies, Language Arts & Disciplines Rhetoric, Language Arts & Disciplines, Rhetoric, Social Science Slavery, Slavery, History United States 19Th Century, History, United States, 19Th Century, Ethnic Studies, Semantics, Discourse Analysis, Stylistics, United States Of America, Usa, Relating To African American Black American People, Relating To African American, Black American People, African Americans - Colonization - 19Th Century - Liberia, Free Black People - History - 19Th Century - America, Slavery - History - 19Th Century - United States, Rhetoric - Political Aspects - History - 19Th Century - United States, Anf: Society Subject Keywords: African American studies; history; rhetoric; henry clay; elias b. caldwell; deliberative discourse; counter memorial; the free people of colour of the district of columbia; louis sheridan; hilary teage; the constitution of civic identity; liberia; middle passes; emigration; the national intelligencer; the black atlantic; ferdinando fairfax; african colonization movement; paul cuffe; the redemption of africa Genre: Usa, Africa, Black & Asian Studies, History Of The Americas, Discourse Analysis, Social Science, Ethnic Studies, American, African American & Black Studies, Language Arts & Disciplines, Rhetoric, Social Science, Slavery, History, United States, 19Th Century, Ethnic Studies, History Of The Americas, Semantics, Discourse Analysis, Stylistics, United States Of America, Usa, Africa, Relating To African American, Black American People Target Audience: Professional and scholarly