Titlebook: West Africa Partitioned; Volume II The Elepha John D. Hargreaves Book 1985 John D. Hargreaves 1985 Africa.African history.history.Partition

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Power Politics,essmen in Marseille, who were becoming interested in a possible northern railway, but fulfil the ambition which Etienne had cherished since 1890, of challenging Goldie’s monopoly of the lower Niger. The region thus became the focus of the last and most bitter struggles of the European partition.

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Confrontation in the South-West,o such resources as the African interior might prove to contain. By 1889 only the littoral between Grand Bassam and the Moa river, hitherto that least receptive to foreign traders, remained unappropriated by a European power. Much of it was indeed claimed by Liberia, but the future of that weak Afro

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BARK

The Fall of Dahomey, all those who actually operated on its soil. Despite vast cultural differences and profound mutual misunderstandings Franco-Dahomean relations rested on a basis of real but limited mutual interest. The merchants could obtain palm-oil in quantity and at reasonable prices; the Kings of Dahomey receiv

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Power Politics,he new colony should expand: in the words of an armchair geographer, “il ne peut rester comme il est car il deviendrait une non-valeur ce qui est contraire aux principes mêmes d’une politique coloniale”.. The obvious line of expansion was northwards towards the middle Niger; as early as December 189

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West African Colonialism and the History of Imperialism,torical interaction; political control, shared among the nation-states of western Europe in rough proportion to their political vitality, seemed to have become the necessary means for the extension of civilization, for the penetration of archaic economies by modernizing capitalism. The living nation

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West African Colonialism and the History of Imperialism,s on relations among themselves. For the ideologues of colonial empire — as also for its critics — partition and conquest were so clearly a product of the logic of history that it seemed hardly worth subjecting the details to close scrutiny.