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Africa since 1800

Oliver, Roland (University of London) & Atmore, Anthony

Africa since 1800

Africa since 1800

Africa since 1800

 

This book looks at the peoples of Africa at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, partition and colonisation, and the colonial rule up to 1960. The last third of the book is concerned with the history of independent Africa during the last years of the twentieth century.

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This book looks at the peoples of Africa at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, partition and colonisation, and the colonial rule up to 1960. The last third of the book is concerned with the history of independent Africa during the last years of the twentieth century.

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9780521836159
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414
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