Political power in pre-colonial Buganda : economy, society & warfare in the nineteenth century

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    • Reid, Richard J.

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Political power in pre-colonial Buganda : economy, society & warfare in the nineteenth century

Richard J. Reid

(Eastern African studies)

James Currey , Fountain Publishers , Ohio University Press, 2002

  • : J. Currey : pbk
  • : Fountation Pub. : pbk
  • : Ohio University Press : pbk

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Bibliography: p. 259-266

Includes index

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This study tells the story of Buganda's society, economy and culture. Buganda was one of the most favoured of East Africa's inter-lacustrine kingdoms. Blessed with fertile and well-watered soil, capable of supporting a relatively dense population, it became a major regional power by the mid-19th century. North America: Ohio U Press; Uganda: Fountain Publishers

Table of Contents

  • Part 1 Land and livelihood: a survey of Ganda economy I - land and cultivation
  • a survey of Ganda economy II - herdsmen and hunters
  • a survey of Ganda economy III - crafts and craftsmen. Part 2 Labour and liberty: the state and its human resources I -labour and taxation
  • the state and its human resources II -slavery. Part 3 Buyers and sellers: developments in commerce I -domestic and regional trade
  • developments in commerce II - the growth of long-distance trade. Part 4 War and peace: war and peace I - the rise and decline of Ganda military power
  • war and peace II - developments in organization, tactics and weaponry
  • Lake Victoria - the final frontier.

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