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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20385-5quarter of the nineteenth century? What was the extent and nature of the interplay between colonialism and capitalism (or government and business) in the initial emergence of British rule? Such questions have long fascinated historians, not least because of the need to fit Africa into general explan

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Advances in Mental Health and AddictionTable IV), the palm oil and kernels, the cocoa and the groundnuts of Nigeria, Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast, the cotton and much of the coffee of Uganda and Tanganyika, and the tobacco of Nyasaland came from African farms which were mostly, although not exclusively, small-holdings worked by family

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Eduardo Casas Rojo,María Valverde Gómezical Africa would be achieved through trade with the world in general, and with Britain in particular, in a complementary exchange of primary products against manufactures. Such a relationship would not necessarily preclude the emergence of some modern manufacturing industry in Africa, as had indeed