
Barotseland
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Authors:
- Johnston, Harry
1858 - 1927
About this book
In the early 20th century, as colonial powers expanded their reach across Africa, "Barotseland: Eight Years Among the Barotse" by D. E. C. Stirke offers a compelling firsthand account of life among the Barotse people. Stirke vividly captures the cultural richness and social structures of this unique society, particularly highlighting the influence of Paramount Chief Lewanika and the intricate governance that defined Barotseland. With a focus on the interplay between tradition and colonial pressures, this document serves as an essential resource for historians and civic activists seeking to understand the complexities of indigenous leadership and community resilience. Engage with this insightful narrative to explore the profound legacy of the Barotse culture and its enduring significance.
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