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الصفحة 396
In Kano royal slaves stood outside the systems of honour and shame that governed the behaviour of the free elite . This was indeed the central reason why royal slaves were able to attain positions of power and authority in Kano .
In Kano royal slaves stood outside the systems of honour and shame that governed the behaviour of the free elite . This was indeed the central reason why royal slaves were able to attain positions of power and authority in Kano .
الصفحة 407
47 from one of the royal plantations or sub - royal palaces located outside Kano . Some royal slaves had been employed in aristocratic households before being brought to Kano , while many others were born into the palace community .
47 from one of the royal plantations or sub - royal palaces located outside Kano . Some royal slaves had been employed in aristocratic households before being brought to Kano , while many others were born into the palace community .
الصفحة 414
slaves . 74 75 Royal slaves were perceived as slaves in Hausa and Fulani society . Slaves were not slaves simply ... In short , that royal slaves did not labour in the fields is not reason enough to claim that they were not ' real Slave ...
slaves . 74 75 Royal slaves were perceived as slaves in Hausa and Fulani society . Slaves were not slaves simply ... In short , that royal slaves did not labour in the fields is not reason enough to claim that they were not ' real Slave ...
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AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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