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Middlemen Of The Cameroon Rivers The Duala And Their Hinterland C 1600c 1960 Ebook Ebl Ralph A Austen

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Middlemen Of The Cameroon Rivers The Duala And Their Hinterland C 1600c 1960 Ebook Ebl Ralph A Austen
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.69 MB
Pages: 266
Author: Ralph A. Austen, Jonathan Derrick
ISBN: 0511067801, 9780511067808
Language: English
Year: 2004
Edition: eBook (EBL)

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Middlemen Of The Cameroon Rivers The Duala And Their Hinterland C 1600c 1960 Ebook Ebl Ralph A Austen by Ralph A. Austen, Jonathan Derrick 0511067801, 9780511067808 instant download after payment.

This book is about the Duala "middlemen," who functioned as intermediaries between Europeans and their own hinterland for over three hundred years. Originally traders in ivory, slaves and palm products, they then became colonial-era cocoa planters, and finally took a leading role in anti-colonial politics. One of their lasting advantages was European education, which they used to develop ideas about their ethnicity and its historical basis. The authors criticize these local beliefs about the past but indicate what they reveal about power and identity in this region and elsewhere in Africa.

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