Black and White in Southern Zambia: The Tonga Plateau Economy and British Imperialism, 1890-1939

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Notes and Abbreviations

To avoid errors I have used the English form of dating in the notation, that is, day, month, year; thus May 9, 1917 is 9/5/1917.

Pagination in some sources, especially the Livingstone Mail and District Notebooks, is erratic; where no page is given, none was available.

In the spelling of names, particularly of informants, I have used the spelling they use themselves. This produces some inconsistency; for instance, some will use "Ha-," others "Sia-."

I have arbitrarily deleted the periods in acronyms of over two letters.

A.R. Annual Report
BSAC British South Africa Company
D.O. District Officer
D.C. District Commissioner
GBCO Great Britain Colonial Office
NAZ National Archives of Zambia
N.R. Northern Rhodesia
NWR North-Western Rhodesia
RNLB Rhodesia Native Labour Bureau
SNA Secretary for Native Affairs
ZMR Zambezi Mission Record

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Table of contents

  • RECENT TITLES IN CONTRIBUTIONS IN COMPARATIVE COLONIAL STUDIES ii
  • Title Page iii
  • Contents v
  • List of Maps vii
  • List of Tables ix
  • Preface xi
  • Notes and Abbreviations xiii
  • Introduction 3
  • 1 - The Plateau in the Late Nineteenth Century 13
  • Notes 29
  • 2 - The Imperial Economy in South Central Africa, 1890-1925: An Overview 35
  • Conclusion 48
  • Notes 49
  • 3 - Contact and Conquest, 1890-1904 53
  • Notes 67
  • 4 - A Colonial Situation, 1904-1918 71
  • Conclusion 112
  • Notes 113
  • 5 - Boom and Bust, 1918-1925 121
  • Notes 140
  • 6 - Transformation of the Indigenous Economy: The Emergence of a Peasantry 145
  • Notes 177
  • 7 - Peasants, Settlers, and State in the Copperbelt Era, 1925-1939 185
  • Conclusion 210
  • Conclusion 211
  • 8 - Epilogue and Conclusion 215
  • Notes 228
  • Bibliography 231
  • Index 245
  • About the Author 249
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