An  address  attempting  to  convince  free  blacks  in  Maryland that  colonization  is  their  best  alternative  for  freedom  and  first class   citizenship.
Harris, Richard E.   1987.  "Blacks of Maryland's Caroline County
Thrive Throughout the Slavery Period."  Journal of The Afro-American  Historical  and  Geneallogical   Society,   8   (4):   157-160.
Demonstrates   the  capacity  of black  people   in  Maryland's Caroline  County  to  run  successful  agricultural  and  business enterprises  despite  living  under the  shadow  of slavery.
Kulikoff, Allan.   1978.  "The Origin of Afro-American Society in
Tidewater Maryland  and Virginia:   1700  to   1790."   William  and Mary  Quarterly,   35   (23:   226-259.
Studies the quest of black people in early Maryland and Virginia  to  build  community  through  the  establishment  of churches,   fraternal   orders,   schools   and   other  social organizations.