An address to the people of Ghana, praising the country's rise to independence, extolling its rich culture, and advising its people in its future place in the world. "I see in Ghana... the most vivid ideal of the modern world, destined to renew hope in democracy; to revive faith in the masses of mankind, to exalt the worker above the idler, and to set the artist above all."
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