Africa, المجلد 72،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2002 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 89
... slave who watches his fellow slave being buried unceremoniously should expect his own burial to be the same . [ Bosah , n.d .: 177–8 ] Although the ' Statement of Okuwan ' is brief , it is a remarkably rich document when we ...
... slave who watches his fellow slave being buried unceremoniously should expect his own burial to be the same . [ Bosah , n.d .: 177–8 ] Although the ' Statement of Okuwan ' is brief , it is a remarkably rich document when we ...
الصفحة 90
... slaves of wealthy chiefs or kings like the Eze Onicha could also be less fortunate in their interactions with their owners , since slave immolation was practised as part of mortuary rituals of important people . Ndi oru also were chosen ...
... slaves of wealthy chiefs or kings like the Eze Onicha could also be less fortunate in their interactions with their owners , since slave immolation was practised as part of mortuary rituals of important people . Ndi oru also were chosen ...
الصفحة 331
... slave trade and , in the case of Seychelles , to dump the slaves that the Royal Navy captured from Arab slave traders . But Britain was not going to subsidise its newly acquired colony . The islands had to earn their own keep plus pay ...
... slave trade and , in the case of Seychelles , to dump the slaves that the Royal Navy captured from Arab slave traders . But Britain was not going to subsidise its newly acquired colony . The islands had to earn their own keep plus pay ...
المحتوى
AFRICA | 1 |
Patronage millennialism and the serpent god Mumbo in southwest | 29 |
law human rights and British | 55 |
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activities administrative African agricultural animals Argobba argued associated authority become British called Cambridge cattle central century chiefs clan close colonial compound concept considered context cooking countries courts courtyard cultural discussion District early economic effective ethnic European example fact force Ghana groups Himba household human important indigenous individual initiation institutions interest International Kuria land languages living London meals means Mumbo native nature Nguni Nigeria northern Okuwan Onitsha organisation period persons political position practice present production raiding referred region relations Report represent result role rule serve slave social society South space status structure suggests symbolic town trade traditional University Press village witchcraft witches women young