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I. Introductory: The Sierra Leone Settlement And The Birth Of A British African Policy 1787-1840 -- 2. The Origins Of Liberated African Emigration -- 3. International Reactions -- 4. 'voluntary' Emigration Under Government Control 1843-1846 -- 'voluntary' Emigration Under Government Control: The Growler Scheme And The Hook-macdonald Conflict 1847-1849 -- 6. Labour Recruitment Techniques: The Coastal Squadron And The Vice-admiralty Courts -- 7. The Hodge Contract And The End Of Emigration Policy -- Conclusion. [by] Johnson U. J. Asiegbu. Based On The Author's Thesis, Cambridge. Bibliography: P. [215]-224.
- Author
- [by] Johnson U. J. Asiegbu
- Publisher
- [New York] Africana Pub. Corp
- Published
- 1969
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780841900271
- Subjects
- Political Science, Social Science, Social_sciences
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