basotho war 1880 - 2 views
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makofaneprince on 21 Apr 23Basutos repulsed when attacking a village during the Basuto Gun War, 1880
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Thoughts Upon the African Slave Trade - 2 views
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This monograph by John, Newton. (1788). details his thoughts and feelings on the African slave trade. It is a result of the outmost disgust he felt from this act, he speaks about how he was freed from engaging in it by the grace of God. The relevancy of John's testimony is backed up by nine years of slavery and observation of slave trade.
doi_10.1080_0067270x.2012.674189.pdf.pdf - 4 views
BJSLZC501647688.pdf - 4 views
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Zulu War: diary of events of quartermaster general's department, May
New Histories of Firearms and Soldiers in Pre-Colonial and Colonial Africa Violent Inte... - 4 views
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an example of the role of firearms in african societies (east africa) Arabs had successful uprisings against the germans because of guns. eg Bushiri were able to confine the Germans to their 2 chief centers Dar es Saalam and Bangamoyo
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APGLWD930018252.pdf - 6 views
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a protectorate is a state that is controlled and protected by another
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a protectorate is a state that is controlled and protected by another
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These regulation came after the Brussels Anti-Slavery Conference of 1889-90. it was agreed upon a sales ban of modern firearms in German protactorates in east africa
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My article.pdf - 3 views
October 4, 1886 - Document - Nineteenth Century Collections Online - 5 views
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and a wide elevated plateau extending far away to the west. This plateau can be reached from several directions, various parts of the range being quite accessible. The route I took from Livingstonia winds up and down the rugged slopes on the shores of the promontory until reaching the village of Nyamkumbe (four hours), whence the path is level over well-cultivated country to the village of Mbape (o
Mapping the Elephants of the 19th Century East African Ivory Trade with a Multi-Isotope... - 14 views
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This is a non academic source/article from PLOS-ONE,it is about how money was made through elephant hunting and the fact that most value came from male elephants since they were heavy and had large tusks.
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not from the correct database, must by JSTOR or T&F - go through the UJ library
717791.pdf - 6 views
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this takes us back to an empty tag - doesn't count for marks
Exploration and Explorers | Encyclopedia.com - 1 views
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you are not sharing the correct kind of content, most of these bookmarks don't count towards your mark
Southern Africa - European and African interaction from the 15th through the 18th centu... - 1 views
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you have not tagged your posts, your tutor will not be able to find them to mark them
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