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A Liberian Journey

History, Memory, and the Making of a Nation

Healthy and diseased cassava leaves, Mount Barclay Plantation
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Diseased cassava plant
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The Harvard African Expedition Book 1: July 20, 1926
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The Harvard African Expedition Book 1: July 17, 1926
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Mr. Piggott and his horse, Mount Barclay Plantation
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Pails of latex, Mount Barclay Plantation
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Dr. Willis
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Mr. Piggott, Mount Barclay manager, and Mr. Ross, Firestone Plantation chief
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Rubber saplings under metal roof, Mount Barclay Plantation
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Close-up of ground foliage, Mount Barclay Plantation
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Fungus on stripped bark of rubber tree (Hevea brasiliensis), Mount Barclay Plantation
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Two diseased cassava leaves, Mount Barclay Plantation
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A Liberian Journey is generously funded by the National Science Foundation developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University, Indiana University Liberian Collections, and the Liberian Center for National Documents and Records Agency.

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