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"Beginning with the advent of Europeans in the late 1800s, this volume presents Kenya as a land of contrasts--in geography as well as people. Gatheru discusses the viewpoint of the Kenyan people, enumerating the events and attitudes which led to the eventual eruption of violence"--Provided by publisher.
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History, Kenya, historyPlaces
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Kenya: From Colonization to Independence, 1888-1970
June 14, 2005, McFarland & Company
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Kenya: from colonization to independence, 1888-1970
2005, McFarland & Co.
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Book Details
Table of Contents
People of Kenya
The birth of mistrust
Mistrust flourishes
Death wish exploited
The African response
The Kikuyu Association-enter Kenyatta
Closer union versus African paramountcy
Intercultural relations, part I
Intercultural relations, part II
The North Nyanza gold fields
The Kenya Land Commission, part I
The Kenya Land Commission, part II
"Star chamber" legislation
Tyranny over the African labor force
The crisis
Kenyatta returns to Kenya
What was Mau Mau?
The psychology of the oath
The supremacy of settler politics ends
The turning point-enter MacLeod
Education as a necessary tool for independence
Independence
Kenya and East African economic integration.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-228) and index.
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