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Africa Since 1800

Africa Since 1800

Book Details

  • Author: Roland Oliver

  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

  • Language: English

  • Published Year: 1972

  • Pages: 343

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Dimensions: 21 x 14 cm

  • Condition: Used – Good (Some pen underlining inside)

About the Book

Africa Since 1800 by Roland Oliver is a comprehensive and authoritative historical study that examines Africa’s political, social, and economic transformations from the nineteenth century onward. Recognized as a foundational academic work, the book provides a structured and in-depth analysis of colonial expansion, resistance movements, nationalism, and the emergence of independent African states.

Spanning 343 pages, this 1972 Cambridge University Press edition reflects rigorous scholarship and balanced historical interpretation. Oliver’s clear narrative style and analytical depth make this work particularly valuable for students of African history, post-colonial studies, and global political development. The book not only traces major historical events but also explores the broader forces that shaped modern Africa.

Although there are some pen underlines within the text, the book remains in good reading condition and fully usable for academic or reference purposes. Its standard academic size (21 x 14 cm) makes it suitable for research libraries, university coursework, and serious collectors of historical works.

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Book Details

  • Author: Roland Oliver

  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press

  • Language: English

  • Published Year: 1972

  • Pages: 343

  • Cover: Paperback

  • Dimensions: 21 x 14 cm

  • Condition: Used – Good (Some pen underlining inside)

About the Book

Africa Since 1800 by Roland Oliver is a comprehensive and authoritative historical study that examines Africa’s political, social, and economic transformations from the nineteenth century onward. Recognized as a foundational academic work, the book provides a structured and in-depth analysis of colonial expansion, resistance movements, nationalism, and the emergence of independent African states.

Spanning 343 pages, this 1972 Cambridge University Press edition reflects rigorous scholarship and balanced historical interpretation. Oliver’s clear narrative style and analytical depth make this work particularly valuable for students of African history, post-colonial studies, and global political development. The book not only traces major historical events but also explores the broader forces that shaped modern Africa.

Although there are some pen underlines within the text, the book remains in good reading condition and fully usable for academic or reference purposes. Its standard academic size (21 x 14 cm) makes it suitable for research libraries, university coursework, and serious collectors of historical works.

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