Essays on African History: From the Slave Trade to Neocolonialism

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Text: English (translation) Original Language: French Translator’s Note Essays 1. Traditional Societies in Tropical Africa and the Concept of the ‘Asiatic Mode of Production’: Marxism and the Study of African Societies 2. The Social and Historical Significance of the Peul Hegemonies in the Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries 3. The Context and Social Consequences of the African Slave Trade 4. Senegambia at the Time of the Slave Trade 5. Anticolonialism in France under the Third Republic: Paul Vigné d’Octon 6. Guinea in the Colonial System 7. The End of Chieftaincy in Guinea 8. Colonisation, Decolonisation and the Teaching of History: The Case of Black Africa 9. An Unrecognised Pioneer of the Democratic and National Movement in Africa: Louis Hunkanrin (1887-1964) 10. The Geography of Capital in the Parts of Tropical Africa under French Influence Bibliography of Works by Jean Suret-Canale Concerning Africa