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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CABOCEER»
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caboceer na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
caboceer e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
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Sport in Ashanti Or Melinda the
Caboceer - A Tale of the ...
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2
Danish Sources for the History of Ghana, 1657-1754: 1657-1735
This is the man we negotiate with, and only at the request of the Ada Caboceer
for 300 guns, which he was fully able, because of his father's wealth, to procure.
Thus we negotiated with only one caboceer. Cojmann on the other hand ...
3
The Atlantic Economy During the Seventeenth and Eighteenth ...
The most important African at Cape Coast was Cudjoe Caboceer, who until his
death in May 1776 played a vital role in creating and maintaining the company's
relationship with the Fante. After his arrival Governor Melvil expressed his
concern ...
4
Africans and Europeans in West Africa: Elminans and Dutchmen ...
June 1732 Codja Comma eerste koning Ando tweede koning Enduama Esenam
derde koning Mijsang Arompo hooftman or caboceer Andowie hooftman and
caboceer Assena hooftman (?) caboceer Botjio meede hooftman or caboceer ...
5
The Anglican Story in Ghana: From Mission Beginnings to ...
A word more on the word Caboceer. That word is derived from the Portuguese
word Caboceiro which means 'Captain'.8 Caboceer Cudjo was originally called
Kodwo Mensa whose mother subsequently was given in marriage to King Egyir I.
6
Melinda the
Caboceer; Or, Sport in Ashanti. A Tale of the ...
Written for a range of audiences, these works are a treasure for any curious reader looking to see the world through the eyes of ages past.
J. Alfred Skertchly, 2011
7
Ouidah: The Social History of a West African Slaving 'port', ...
The title of the second of the 'king's merchants' is commonly given as 'Bonio' or '
Bunio' in English records. It is first documented in 1755, when a 'new Bonio' was
appointed.187 A later reference confirms his status as 'third caboceer' of Ouidah;
...
8
The Life and Letters of Philip Quaque, the First African ...
In addition to these costs, the company employed an ever-changing number of
the local Afri- can elite, consisting of members of both the traditional and the new
mer- cantile elites, the latter represented by Cudjoe Caboceer. These employees
...
Vincent Carretta, Ty M. Reese, 2012
9
Journal of a second expedition into the interior of Africa; ...
Wednesday, 11th. — Calm and clear. The caboceer waited on us to-day, when
we gave him ten coral beads for a piece of cloth, with which he was much
pleased. This town of Chiadoo is large, and I think contains upwards of 7000
inhabitants, ...
Hugh Clapperton, Richard Lander, 1829
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Journal of a second expedition into the interior of Africa: ...
About eight o'clock left Chiadoo ; the caboceer, and an immense train of men,
women, and children, attending us ; the women singing in chorus, while the
drums, horns, and gongs, formed a strange discord with their agreeable voices :
the ...
Hugh Clapperton, Richard Lander, 1829
5 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «CABOCEER»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
caboceer no contexto das seguintes notícias.
EPA: The Bond of 1844 Reincarnated?
“Its use, along with caboceer – derived from the Portuguese cabeça, meaning “head” – showed how important the Portuguese role had been in ... «GhanaWeb, jul 14»
Anatomy of slavery and reparations
The captain and the caboceer were united in cash. Ponzi schemes existed long before Carlo Pietro Ponzi and captains exaggerated profits and ... «Jamaica Observer, mar 14»
'Where the Negroes are Masters:An African Port in the Era of the …
A caboceer was an “official or chief who served as a political leader, magistrate, and military leader” of the Fante, a Gold Coast ethnic group ... «Washington Post, jan 14»
A True History of The Ga Peoples
Later on he was referred to as Caboceer Cudjoe. These findings are supported with the quoted oral tradition below: “Traditional accounts ... «GhanaWeb, out 13»
Asante History; Akyem Abuakwa And Dagomba Wars. Part 3
the head of an Akim ruler Caboceer (Kofi Asante) arrived in Coomassie (Kumasi) today January 17th 1817. The Asante court then ordered ... «GhanaWeb, abr 13»
