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Acknowledgements | |
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Maps | |
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Introduction | |
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The political & territorial kingdom | |
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The 'wars of religion' & the establishment of colonial rule | |
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The secondary literature | |
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The aims & structure of the book | |
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Land & Livelihood: A survey of the Ganda economy | |
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Land & Cultivation | |
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Introduction | |
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The kingdom of the banana | |
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Crops & plantations in the nineteenth century | |
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The historical & cultural environment | |
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'Queer foods' & famine in the nineteenth century | |
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Political turmoil & agricultural collapse in the 1880s & 1890s | |
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Herdsmen & Hunters | |
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Pastoralism in pre-colonial Buganda | |
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Herds & herdsmen in politics & society | |
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The consumption & utilization of livestock | |
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Livestock disease in the late nineteenth century | |
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The economics & culture of hunting in pre-colonial Buganda | |
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The hunt for ivory | |
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Hunters of river & lake: the political economy of fishing | |
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The waters of Ganda history | |
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Crafts & Craftsmen | |
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Barkcloth production | |
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The expansion of the barkcloth economy | |
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Iron & the state | |
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Pre-colonial pottery culture | |
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Summary of Part 1 | |
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Labour & Liberty: The state & its human resources | |
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Labour & Taxation | |
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Taxation in the nineteenth century | |
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Working for the state: the organization of public labour | |
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The highways of Buganda | |
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Mwanga's reign: an abuse of the system | |
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Slavery | |
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Acquisition of slaves | |
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Women & slavery | |
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Slave hierarchies | |
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Summary of Part 2 | |
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Buyers & Sellers: Developments in commerce | |
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Domestic & Regional Trade | |
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Local commerce & commodities | |
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Pre-colonial currencies | |
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The Growth of Long-Distance Trade | |
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Beginnings | |
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Coastal merchants in Buganda | |
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Commercial change in the late nineteenth century | |
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Summary of Part 3 | |
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War & Peace | |
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The Rise & Decline of Ganda Military Power | |
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Ethos & motivation | |
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Military growth before the nineteenth century | |
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'Restless warfare': conquest & consolidation under Kamanya | |
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Stability & decline in the nineteenth century, 1: the reign of Suna | |
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Stability & decline in the nineteenth century, 2: the reign of Mutesa | |
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Developments in Organization, Tactics & Weaponry | |
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Structures & hierarchy | |
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Structures & tactics | |
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The new elite: from bodyguard to vanguard | |
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The tools of war: weaponry & the role of firearms | |
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Lake Victoria, the Final Frontier | |
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Canoe construction | |
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Naval developments c. 1700-c. 1840 | |
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The growth of naval power from c. 1840 | |
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'The helots of Uganda': the Sesse & Ganda naval expansion | |
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The expansion of ports | |
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The organization of the fleet | |
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Summary of Part 4 | |
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Conclusions | |
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Sources & Bibliography | |
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Index | |