Rise of British West Africa
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4th West India Regiments
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Aboriginal
African colonial settlements
Agriculture
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Banana Islands
Bance Island
British colonial governance
British West Africa
Cape Coast
Cape Coast Castle
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Charter
Christianity
Church Missionary Society
Civilization
Civilizing mission
Coffee
colonial African history
Colonization
Colony
Concord
Crime
Development
Disease
early West African exploration
East Indies
Education
Environment
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Famine
Finance
Forts
Free Town
Frenchman's Bay
Gaol Delivery
Garrison
Gender
Gold
Governance
Guinea Pepper
historical analysis of British West Africa
Independence
Indigo
Islam
Justice
Liberated Africans
London
Mayor's Court
Mayor’s Court
Melv I L Le
Migration
Military
Missionary work
Pine Apple
Public health
Race
Rat Ions
Revolution
Rice
Rio Pongo
River Nile
Royal African Company
Schools
Settlement
SIERRA LEONE
Sierra Leone Company
Sierra Leone River
Sierra Leone studies
Slavery
Trade
transatlantic slave trade
Vice-Admiralty Court
Wild Boars
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780714616674
- Weight: 725g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 12 Jan 1967
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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First Published in 1967. Herodotus claims that the earliest voyage for exploring Africa was made by an African, Pharaoh Necho in B.C. 600. This title sets out to assess this claim and explore the future explorations with reference to, arguably, the most memorable voyage by Hanno of Carthage in B.C. 450. George spans a range of sources going as far as 1827 to produce an extensive study on the rise of British West Africa.
