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Front MatterSource: Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, Vol. 3,No. 3 (Autumn, 1969), pp. iii-614Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. on behalf of the Canadian Association of African StudiesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/483904 .
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LE JOURNAL CANADIEN DES ETUDES AFRICAINES THE CANADIAN JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES
COMITE DE REDACTION - EDITORIAL BOARD
Peter Gutkind, McGill University Arthur Keppel-Jones, Queen's University Edouard Laberge, Universite d'Ottawa Bernard Charles, Universite de Montreal Cranford Pratt, University of Toronto Peter Kup, Simon Fraser University Louis Molet, Universit6 Libre du Congo
REDACTEUR-EN-CHEF - EDITOR
Donald C. Savage, Canadian Association of University Teachers.
REDACTEURS DE LA REVUE DES LIVRES - BOOK REVIEW EDITORS
Frank Chalk, Sir George Williams University Michel Rambourg, Universit6 d'Ottawa
ASSISTANT DE REDACTION - EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
George Ambroziak, Loyola College
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Publi6 par le CONSEIL CANADIEN DES ETUDES AFRICAINES
Published by THE COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN STUDIES IN CANADA
Cover designed by PETER MATTHEWS
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Canadian Journal of African Studies Vol. 3, No. 3 Fall 1969
Journal Canadien des Etudes Africaines Vol. 3, No. 3
Automne 1969
Table of Contents - Table des Matieres James E. K. Aggrey: Collaborator, Nationalist, Pan-African.
Kenneth King, University College, Nairobi ....................... 511
Jihad and State-building in Late Nineteenth Century Upper Volta: The Rise and Fall of the Marka State of Al-Kari of Bousse.
Myron J. Echenberg, McGill University .........
531 Structures des Relations Domin6s-Dominants en Contexte Colonial
et/ou Post-Colonial. Albert Doutreloux, Universit6 Laval .................................. 563
The Return of Brazillian Freedmen to West Africa in the 18th and 19th Centuries.
Richard D. Ralston, Immaculate Heart College ..................
577
"They Said it Couldn't be Done" - Two Agricultural Development Projects in Kenya.
Jean M. Due, University of Illinois .................................... 595
Documents
Jomo Kenyatta, Malcolm MacDonald and the Colonial Office 1938-39. Some Documents from the P.R.O.
Donald C. Savage ........................................ 615
Notes International Sociological Association. 7th World Congress of Sociology 633 CEDAF - Centre d'Etude et de Documentation Africaines .. ..................... 635 Congres des Relations Internationales de Quebec ....................................... 636
Comptes Rendus - Book Reviews Morel and Morality in West African History: a review article .......................... 637
John E. Flint, Dalhousie University Memoirs of the Reign of Bossa Ahadee, King of Dahomy by Robert Norris .......... 643
Thomas C. Maroukis, Bowling Green State University Salaga: The Struggle for Power by J. A. Braimah and J. R. Goody ........................... 645
Gordon Haliburton, University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland Christianity, Islam and the Negro Race by Edward W. Blyden; Edward Wilmot Blyden, Pan-Negro Patriot by Hollis R. Lynch ......................................... 647
Edgar S. Efrat, University of Victoria A Study of Contemporary Ghana, eds. W. Birmingham and E. N. Omaboe, Vol. I,
The Economy of Ghana ........ .................................................. 651
Frederick F. Clairmonte, Addis Ababa Biafra. Selected Speeches with Journals of Events.; Random Thoughts of C. Odumegwu Ojukwu.; by C. Odumegwu Ojukwu; The Ahiara Declaration by Emeka Ojukwu ........ 655
Michael Mason, Birmingham University African Independent Church by H. W. Turner ................................. ......... 658
Rev. Geoffrey Johnson, Ile Perrot, Qu6bec Bibliography on Spirit Possession and Spirit Mediumship by Irving I. Zaretsky ............ 660
Raymond Prince, McGill University
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Pr6sident, G. K. HELLEINER, University of Toronto Vice-Presidents, Louis SABOURIN, Universite d'Ottawa
JOHN FLINT, Dalhousie University Secretaire-tresorier, DONALD C. SAVAGE, Loyola College
PHILIP STIGGER, Simon Frazer University
Le Conseil Canadien des Etudes Africaines a et6 cr66 en 1962. Son but est de stimuler les recherches sur l'Afrique, de promouvoir les 6tudes africanistes au Canada et de faciliter les relations entre les Africanistes.
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COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN STUDIES IN CANADA
President, G. K. HELLEINER, University of Toronto Vice-Presidents, Louis SABOURIN, Universit6 d'Ottawa
JOHN FLINT, Dalhousie University Secretary-Treasurer, DONALD C. SAVAGE, Loyola College
PHILIP STIGGER, Simon Frazer University
The Committee on African Studies in Canada was created in 1962. Its purpose is to stimulate African research, to develop African studies in Canada, and to facilitate communication between African scholars.
Full membership ($6.50) is open to scholars residing in Canada or to Canadian scholars living abroad. Associate membership ($6.50) is open to anyone interested in African studies. Students may join at the special rate of $2.00. Full and associate members receive the Canadian Journal of African Studies as part of their membership.
All inquiries should be addressed to the Secretary-Treasurer: Professor Do- nald C. Savage, C.A.U.T. 233 Gilmour St., Ottawa 4.
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President, G. K. HELLEINER, University of Toronto Vice-Presidents, Louis SABOURIN, Universitd d'Ottawa
JOHN FLINT, Dalhousie University Secrdtaire-trdsorier, DONALD C. SAVAGE, Loyola College
PHILIP STIGGER, Simon Frazer University
Le Conseil Canadien des Etudes Africaines a 6t6 cr66 en 1962. Son but est de stimuler les recherches sur l'Afrique, de promouvoir les 6tudes africanistes au Canada et de faciliter les relations entre les Africanistes.
Tout specialiste de l'Afrique residant au Canada ou tout Canadien residant a l'exterieur peut 6tre membre titulaire ($6.50 par an). Toute autre personne s'interessant & l'Afrique peut-etre membre associd ($6.50 par an). Les 6tudiants ne paient qu'une cotisation reduite de $2.00 par an. Les membres inscrits
reqoivent gratuitement le Journal canadien des 6tudes africaines (3 numbros par an).
Pour tous renseignements et inscriptions s'adresser au secr6taire-tr6sorier: Professeur Donald C. Savage, A.C.P.U. 233 rue Gilmour, Ottawa 4.
COMMITTEE ON AFRICAN STUDIES IN CANADA
President, G. K. HELLEINER, University of Toronto Vice-Presidents, Louis SABOURIN, Universit6 d'Ottawa
JOHN FLINT, Dalhousie University Secretary-Treasurer, DONALD C. SAVAGE, Loyola College
PHILIP STIGGER, Simon Frazer University
The Committee on African Studies in Canada was created in 1962. Its purpose is to stimulate African research, to develop African studies in Canada, and to facilitate communication between African scholars.
Full membership ($6.50) is open to scholars residing in Canada or to Canadian scholars living abroad. Associate membership ($6.50) is open to anyone interested in African studies. Students may join at the special rate of $2.00. Full and associate members receive the Canadian Journal of African Studies as part of their membership.
All inquiries should be addressed to the Secretary-Treasurer: Professor Do- nald C. Savage, C.A.U.T. 233 Gilmour St., Ottawa 4.
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