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51:20Now PlayingRoger Bailey, doctoral candidate at the University of Maryland and this year's winner of the Clark G. Reynolds Prize for the best Graduate Paper at the North American Society for Oceanic History annual conference, joined the NASOH Video/Podcast. We discussed his paper, "Free Republic Like Our Own: The United States Navy and the Colonization Movement in the Public Discourse, 1819-1860.
During our discussion we discussed the American Colonization Society, the role of the US Navy and several key officers - such as Matthew Fontaine Maury and Matthew Perry - and the establishment of the different colonial entities along the West African coast.
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