Abstract	The pamphlet records the proceedings of the 4th annual meeting of the Kentucky chapter of the Kentucky Colonization Society, held December 13, 1832 in Frankfort, KY, and includes an address by Rev. John C. Young, president of Centre College.
Contributor	Young, John C.
Owner	Lexington Public Library
Type of resource	text
Genre	conference publication
Genre authority	marcgt
Publisher name	Albert G. Hodges
Place of publication	Frankfort, KY
Date published	1833-01-01
Date captured	2019-11-21
Language	eng
Width	6.55
Height	9.67
Subject topic	Kentucky Colonization Society Authority: Local
Subject topic	Slavery Authority: Local
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Franklin City: Frankfort
Subject temporal	1830s
Subject topic	Clubs Authority: Local
Subject topic	African American Authority: Local
Subject topic	African American History Authority: Local
Biographical/historical	The Society for the Colonization of Free People of Color of America, or the American Colonization Society, was a group founded in 1817 to send free African-Americans to Africa as an alternative to emancipation. In 1822, the Society established a United States colony on the west coast of Africa, from which the U.S. would benefit in perpetuity. In 1847 the colony became the independent country of Liberia. Henry Clay was a supporter of this movement. The Kentucky Colonization Society was formed in 1828.
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