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The Natural History of the Shire Highlands,rs, environmental historians have been emphasizing that African landscapes are anthropogenic; that is, largely the product of human activities. With respect to the Brachystegia woodlands of the highlands this was something that Morris was emphasizing over forty years ago. For the floristic compositi

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A History of the Tea Estates, It provides an important discussion of two factors that enabled the expansion of the tea industry in the 1930s: the building of the Trans-Zambezi railway, which greatly facilitated the export of commercial crops; and the re-affirmation and consolidation of the . system of forced labour rent after t

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Conservation Mania in Colonial Malawi,e inter-war years. This concern has been described as a ‘mania’ given its scope and intensity. Morris gives a detailed and illuminating account of the three concerns that engaged the colonial imagination: a deep concern for wildlife conservation, which entailed restricting, through game regulations,

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The Post-War Years,Morris not only critically examines the ‘cash-crop boom’; he also cogently discusses a number of other important issues; the serious famine of 1949, the Abrahams report of 1947 which led to various ‘land acquisitions’, the buying of private estate land by the government to alleviate the ‘land proble

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Conclusion,tory of life on earth, has led some academic philosophers to suggest, in nihilistic fashion, that the world is inherently hostile to humans, that it is not a home and that it has no meaning for humans.