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Africa to 1875 by Robin Hallett · Booklabria

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Africa to 1875

HistoryHistoire

Africa to 1875

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First published: 1970
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

General history embracing the continent of Africa and adjoining islands from remote times to 1875, discussing African societies and politics, indigenous developments, foreign incursions and influences, and manifestations of change region by region and underlines the differences between and among the regions that make generalizations about Africa absurd.

Subjects: History
Histoire
Set in: Africa
Afrika
Afrique
Time: To 1884; Jusqu'à 1884

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