10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA»
Discover the use of
Portuguese East Africa in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Portuguese East Africa and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Sport in
Portuguese East Africa
This early guide is both expensive and hard to find in its first edition.
2
Portuguese East Africa: The History, Scenery, & Great Game ...
This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process.
Reginald Charles Fulke Maugham, 2008
3
Britain and Slavery in
East Africa
Before discussing the French response to Britain's appeal for the cessation of the
engage business, it is interesting to recall an instructive episode in connection
with the British campaign against the slave trade in Portuguese East Africa.
4
Crown and Charter: The Early Years of the British South ...
... was Harry Johnston. In The Story of My Life, pp. 281-283, Johnston states that
Rhodes in 1893 was very different from the man he had met in 1889. education is
that of the mining camp grafted on a The Company and Portuguese East Africa.
5
Eurpean Powers and South-
East Africa
Chapter Seven PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA AND THE SLAVE TRADE The
history of the suppression of the slave trade in Portuguese East Africa begins in
1810. What happened in that year proved more destructive to Mozambique ...
A series of treaties between Portugal and Germany and Portugal and Great
Britain between 1885 and 1890 established the boundaries of the colony of
Portuguese East Africa, as Mozambique was called. In the 1930s the Portuguese
drove ...
Elizabeth Paren, Kevin Shillington, Gillian Stacey
7
Britain, South
Africa and the
East African Campaign, ...
... CO 691/8/38094, German East Africa, Portuguese East Africa 'Portuguese
military operations,' 31 Jul 1917 report by McDonnell; CO 691/8/63054, German
East Africa, 'Portuguese administration,' 5 Dec 1918 minute by Machtig: They
have ...
8
Africa and the Americas: Interconnections During the Slave Trade
... the drummer beat his instrument, and people laid down their loads so that they
could accompany the funeral songs with hand-clapping.32 Not all slaves from
East Africa or even from Portuguese East Africa were known as "Mozambiques"
in ...
José C. Curto, Renée Soulodre-LaFrance, 2005
9
60 Years in
East Africa : the Life of a Settler, 1926-1986
Shabani tells us that the place where the Europeans once prospected for gold is
still farther south, near the border with Portuguese East Africa, Mozambique. So
we start tramping along the lake. It is very scenic, the blue lake on our right, ...
10
Colonialism: an international, social, cultural, and ...
Portuguese East Africa SeeMozambique Portuguese Empire In the early fifteenth
century,the small country of Portugal was the leading European power in terms of
overseas expansion. A small country with a population of less than 1 million, ...
Melvin Eugene Page, Penny M. Sonnenburg, 2003
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Portuguese East Africa is used in the context of the following news items.
Roger Casement and Major John MacBride
... Casement was a British official in nearby Portuguese East Africa and was outraged by that venture. On Casement's return to Dublin that same ... «Irish Times, Jul 15»
Peter Beaven: BHP Billiton's new numbers man
... a finance diplomat with Britain's Colonial Service, had to move the family to South Africa after Portuguese East Africa crumbled in to disarray ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
Mozambique rises from the ashes
For 400 years, this northern Mozambican island was Portuguese East Africa's capital, a legacy of its strategic position along ancient Arab and ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Sir Winston Churchill: The Maverick Statesman
... with the assistance of English mine manager, travelled almost 300 miles (480 km) to safety in Portuguese East Africa. His escape made him a ... «Nigerian Observer, Apr 15»
Eusebio, Larsson, Zidane and the stars the Afcon missed
... more than 120 times for Portugal, despite having lived in Mozambique (then Portuguese East Africa) until they were 18 and 19 respectively. «Goal.com, Jan 15»
Interview: Ibn Warraq on the Judeo-Christian Sources of the Koran
His father is buried in Quelimane, Mozambique which was then known as Portuguese East Africa. In his chapter on slavery (in Why The West is ... «Middle East Forum, Oct 14»
Judeo-Christian Sources of the Koran
His father is buried in Quelimane, Mozambique which was then known as Portuguese East Africa. In his chapter on slavery (in Why The West is ... «Breaking Israel News, Oct 14»
Gandhi before India sheds new light on Mahatma's early years and …
... state of Gujarat for a while before finding work for a family of Muslim traders with offices in Natal, Transvaal, and Portuguese East Africa. «Straight.com, Aug 14»
Travel to Southern Africa Southern Africa: Malawi – the Warm Heart …
... UNESCO World Heritage site with sandy and historic beaches, known as the capital of colonial Portuguese East Africa prior to 1898 and was ... «eTurboNews, May 14»
Anniversary of landmark 'sugar boat' sinking
The vessel anchored at the Rail of the Bank, with a cargo a cargo of sugar from Lourenco Marques in Portuguese East Africa, and waited for ... «Helensburgh Advertiser, Feb 14»
