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Ivory and slaves: changing pattern of international trade in East Central Africa to the later nineteenth century

Alpers, Edward A.

Year: 1975.

Publisher: University of California Press.

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Frontmatter

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS, MAPS, TABLES AND GRAPH

ABBREVIATIONS

A NOTE ON NAMES AND SPELLING

GLOSSARY OF PRINCIPAL PORTUGUESE TERMS

WEIGHTS, AND CURRENCIES

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER ONE Economy and Society in East Central Africa

CHAPTER TWO The Impact of Portuguese Intervention, 1498-1698

CHAPTER THREE The Rise of the Ivory Trade at Mozambique, 1698-1750

CHAPTER FOUR Trade and Conflict at Mozambique, 1750-1770

CHAPTER FIVE The Undermining of the Mozambique Ivory Market, 1770-1785

CHAPTER SIX The Resurgence of the Kilwa Route, 1785-1810

CHAPTER SEVEN The Growth and Impact of the Slave Trade after 1810

CHAPTER EIGHT International Trade in the History of East Central Africa: Some Conclusions

SOURCES

INDEX

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Title:

Ivory and slaves : changing pattern of international trade in East Central Africa to the later nineteenth century / Edward A. Alpers.

Author:

Alpers, Edward A

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Ivory and slaves : changing pattern of international trade in East Central Africa to the later nineteenth century / Edward A. Alpers.
Alpers, Edward A
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1975.

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Subject Headings:

• Ivory
• Slave trade -- Africa, East -- History
• Africa, Eastern -- Commerce -- History

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