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الصفحة 152
They ' dwindled'Edweso by deliberately imposing huge fines in gold that they
knew could never be paid . This policy of ' harassing , ransacking and
devastating ' Edweso meant that its people were forced to ' the necessity of
transferring their ...
They ' dwindled'Edweso by deliberately imposing huge fines in gold that they
knew could never be paid . This policy of ' harassing , ransacking and
devastating ' Edweso meant that its people were forced to ' the necessity of
transferring their ...
الصفحة 153
Again Edweso was fined , and Kumase Manwerehene purchased the allegiance
of Ayaase village by settling the debt . In the 1870s Edwesohene Kwabena Tia
defaulted on a loan given him by the Kumase palace official Kra Kyere and then ...
Again Edweso was fined , and Kumase Manwerehene purchased the allegiance
of Ayaase village by settling the debt . In the 1870s Edwesohene Kwabena Tia
defaulted on a loan given him by the Kumase palace official Kra Kyere and then ...
الصفحة 157
Edweso and Kumase must naturally share in the goal of upholding the status quo
. Other expressions of this same ideology will be discussed in due course (
McCaskie 1995 : 243-67 ) . Let us return to Yaa Asantewaa and operate using
the ...
Edweso and Kumase must naturally share in the goal of upholding the status quo
. Other expressions of this same ideology will be discussed in due course (
McCaskie 1995 : 243-67 ) . Let us return to Yaa Asantewaa and operate using
the ...
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المحتوى
crossbreeding and heritage | 18 |
a feminized subsidy from nature | 37 |
Forest management farmers practices and biodiversity | 63 |
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activities African Asante associated attempt authority become belief breeds British cattle central chiefs Christian church claim clan collection colonial concept conservation continue Council cultural death discussion economic Edweso elders elections ethnic example farming forest Fulani Ghana groups heritage human important indicate individuals Institute interest International Interview issues Kumase land living London means nature Nigeria northern official origins particular party past pastors Pentecostal period political population practices present problems production protection recent reference region relations relationships remain result ritual role rule sexual shea significant social society South species structures suggest territory terroir traditional trees University University Press village West women Yaa Asantewaa young