Titlebook: Indian Cotton Textiles in West Africa; African Agency, Cons Kazuo Kobayashi Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019

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,West African Seaborne Trade, 1750–1850: The Transition from the Transatlantic Slave Trade to ‘LegitIndian textiles. It offers an overview of the slave trade from 1751 to 1850, and that of . in West Africa. The discussion then focuses on major staples from West Africa in the early nineteenth century: palm oil, gum arabic and groundnuts. It moves on to imports into West Africa: textiles, both Engli

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in the Lower Senegal River: A Consumer-Led Trade in the Early Nineteenth Century,r region well into the early nineteenth century. The maps of commercial networks around the lower Senegal River show how the circuit along which . travelled from the coast to consumers in the interior formed part of a complex of regional trade networks. In order to identify how consumer tastes for I

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,Procurement of Indian Textiles for West Africa, 1750–1850,ions of cotton production in South India and the basic network of textile procurement around the Coromandel Coast regions until the late eighteenth century, the chapter discusses the institutional change to the procurement system by the English East India Company, followed by the impact of the aboli

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,Western European Merchants and West Africa, 1750–1850: Continuity and Change,rts with Britain’s West African trade in Indian textiles during the transitional phase from the slave trade to ‘legitimate’ commerce. Using the records of the English merchant Thomas Lumley, it then shows the detailed trade network of Indian textiles from India to West Africa via Britain. The discus

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,West African Seaborne Trade, 1750–1850: The Transition from the Transatlantic Slave Trade to ‘Legitsh and Indian; and cowries. It shows that although English textiles were increasingly imported to most of West Africa, Senegal continued to import Indian textiles rather than European goods. The chapter indicates that the development of the palm oil trade revived and even reinforced the south-south connection of cowries.

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in the Lower Senegal River: A Consumer-Led Trade in the Early Nineteenth Century,ndian . had been historically shaped, the chapter investigates various factors that underpinned the regional demand for Indian textiles during the nineteenth century, and ultimately influenced the south-south economic connection woven by South Asian handicrafts.

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