Yes please!So I made the framework for a Namibia colony as a replacement to Liberia a long time ago but around the late 18th and early 19th century. Message me if you want![]()
At the risk of blowing my own trumpet, I wrote a short timeline a few years ago which, among other things, featured an *Liberia relocated into Namibia/southern Angola. The link is here: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/decades-of-darkness.8170/So I made the framework for a Namibia colony as a replacement to Liberia a long time ago but around the late 18th and early 19th century. Message me if you want![]()
Oh cool! I was thinking more southerly (at least initially) given events in Cape province but over all what you wrote seems great from why I've read so far.At the risk of blowing my own trumpet, I wrote a short timeline a few years ago which, among other things, featured an *Liberia relocated into Namibia/southern Angola. The link is here: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/decades-of-darkness.8170/
What if Liberians where settled on an island? Let's say the American Colonization Society is able to purchase the island of Fernando Poo (modern day Bioko off the coast of Cameroon)
Maybe the ACS thinks it easier to make an island a success and proof their ideas work and it will lead to more colonization in the future.
How does a successful Island of Liberia affect the abolitionist movement, prejudice thought, and history in general?
Is there any island off the coast that would work do you think? Once they fill the island up with Americos they wouldn't have to worry about being overrun by the indigenous peoples. Maybe the Isle of Liberia then becomes the "Taiwan" of Africa.
Is there any island off the coast that would work do you think? Once they fill the island up with Americos they wouldn't have to worry about being overrun by the indigenous peoples. Maybe the Isle of Liberia then becomes the "Taiwan" of Africa.
The island being populated by freed American slaves would not be antithetical to the British operations was my thought as well. More hand in glove.