About the author
Mo Hakim Kamara, III
Mo Hakim Kamara, III writes documentary history of the Grain Coast and the Liberian state. Liberia After 1822 is the second volume of a project that began with Liberia Before 1822, an account of the African societies, polities and trade networks that occupied the coast and interior long before the American Colonization Society arrived.
His work draws together African history, American colonization records, genealogical evidence, treaties, maps and oral traditions to present a comprehensive reassessment of Liberia's formation—one that recognizes the experiences of the settlers without erasing the sovereignty and historical presence of the Indigenous peoples who inhabited the land before them.
Evidence base
- Archival records
- Treaties and constitutions
- Maps and territorial surveys
- Genealogies and family records
- Passenger and migration records
- Oral traditions
Also by the author
Liberia Before 1822
Volume I: the political world of the Dei, Bassa, Vai, Gola, Kpelle, Kru, Grebo, Kissi, Mandingo, Lorma and other societies of the Grain Coast before permanent American settlement.