A Sermon Preached Before the Vermont Colonization Society at Montpelier, October 25, 1825.

The sermon addresses the mission and goals of the Vermont Colonization Society, emphasizing the importance of colonizing free African Americans in Africa. It explores themes of liberty, moral responsibility, and the potential for African Americans to thrive in a new environment. The speaker advocates for the society's efforts to create a better future for both the colonizers and the African continent, reflecting the social and political attitudes of early 19th-century America regarding race and colonization.