LANDMARK EMPIRES: SEARCHING FOR MEDIEVAL EMPIRES AND IMPERIAL TRADITION IN HISTORIOGRAPHIES OF WEST AFRICA

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RT @JAH_editors: How has the European political category of "empire" influenced historians' understandings of the West African past? Hadrie…

09 Jul 2021

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How has the European political category of "empire" influenced historians' understandings of the West African past? Hadrien Collet examines the origins of the "imperial tradition" in history writing about Ghana-Mali-Songhay in the latest issue. https://t.c

09 Mar 2021

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LANDMARK EMPIRES: SEARCHING FOR MEDIEVAL EMPIRES AND IMPERIAL TRADITION IN HISTORIOGRAPHIES OF WEST AFRICA https://t.co/czpFW0TuC9

20 Feb 2021

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@layla_l0 @nypl Here’s the three links. They’re paywalled so university/library access only unfortunately https://t.co/lK3NirOncQ https://t.co/HETlHuFfWT https://t.co/qgEsxsIYRF

19 Feb 2021

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