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Page 195
Even during the slave trade era, when most of the slaves came from the
hinterland or were captives of war, the Niger Delta traders largely exchanged
slaves for guns, ammunition, alcoholic drinks, glass, and textiles.16 There is no
doubt that ...
Even during the slave trade era, when most of the slaves came from the
hinterland or were captives of war, the Niger Delta traders largely exchanged
slaves for guns, ammunition, alcoholic drinks, glass, and textiles.16 There is no
doubt that ...
Page 401
Trade items included European textiles and other cheap European goods for
African beads, ivory, and pepper. Eventually trade between Europeans and West
Africa became dominated by trade in slaves and guns. The Atlantic slave trade ...
Trade items included European textiles and other cheap European goods for
African beads, ivory, and pepper. Eventually trade between Europeans and West
Africa became dominated by trade in slaves and guns. The Atlantic slave trade ...
Page 414
The institution of slavery permeates African historiography, and many of Ajayi's
writings reflect his strong feelings regarding the history of the institution of slavery
. The slave trade existed across the Sahara and the Atlantic; however, it was the ...
The institution of slavery permeates African historiography, and many of Ajayi's
writings reflect his strong feelings regarding the history of the institution of slavery
. The slave trade existed across the Sahara and the Atlantic; however, it was the ...
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Cultural Nationalist Ideas | 23 |
The 1947 Cohen Constitutional Proposal | 55 |
The African Diaspora PanAfricanism | 75 |
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| Title | The Dark Webs: Perspectives on Colonialism in Africa The Dark Webs: Perspectives on Colonialism in Africa, Toyin Falola |
| Editor | Toyin Falola |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Carolina Academic Press, 2005 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 11 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0890895821, 9780890895825 |
| Length | 486 pages |
| Subjects | › › History / Africa / General |
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