Conflicts of colonialism : the rule of law, French Soudan, and Faama Mademba Sèye

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Conflicts of colonialism : the rule of law, French Soudan, and Faama Mademba Sèye

Richard L. Roberts

（African studies series, 158）

Cambridge University Press, 2022

  • : hardback

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-329) and index

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Based around the life of Mademba Seye, an African born in the colonial town of Saint Louis du Senegal in 1852, who transformed himself with the help of his French patrons from a telegraph clerk into an African king, this book examines Mademba's life and career to reveal how colonialism in French West Africa was articulated differently at different times and how Mademba survived these changes by periodically reinventing himself. Investigating Mademba's alleged abuses of power and crimes that pitted French colonial indirect rule policy with its foundations in patronage and loyalty against its stated commitment to the rule of law and the civilizing mission, Conflicts of Colonialism sheds light on conflicts between different forms of colonialism and the deep ambiguities of the rule of law in colonial societies, which, despite serious challenges to Mademba's rule, allowed him to remain king until his death in 1918.

目次

  • Introduction
  • 1. Mademba and the foundations of the bargains of collaboration, 1852-1888
  • 2. Conquest and construction of indirect rule in the French Soudan, 1886-1891
  • 3. 'A world of deception and defection': Misrule, rebellion, and indirect rule revisted, 1891-1895
  • 4. 'A curious and very engaging mixture of European and Native customs': Republican traditions and African kings, 1895-1899
  • 5. The coming storm, 1898-1899
  • 6. Rule of law and the bargains of collaboration: Mademba on trial, 1899-1900
  • 7: 'An unexpected and precious collaborator': Mademba's redemption, 1900-1906
  • 8: Remaking Mademba, 1906-1931
  • Conclusion.

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