Author: Macdonald, Roderick J.
Title: From Nyasaland to Malawi. Studies in Colonial History.
Description: East African Publishing House. Nairobi 1975 1st edition. Paperback, 316pp 8vo 0.4kg. A Good+ copy. A collection of 13 essays: Garry W. Langworthy, Central Malawi In The 19th Century. Alan K. Smith, The Anglo-Portuguese Conflict Over The Shire Highlands. Hugh Macmillan, The African Lakes Company And The Makololo. Andrew C. Ross, The Blantyre Mission And The Problems Of Land And Labour. Thomas Galligan, The Nguru Penetration Into Nyasaland. C.A. Crosby, Railway Development In Malawi. Robert Greenstein, The Nyasaland Government's Policy Towards African Muslims. Jane & Ian Linden, Chiefs And Pastors In The Ncheu Rising. B. Pachai, African Initiatives In The Local Administration In Colonial Malawi. Roderick J. Macdonald, The Rev. Dr. Daniel Sharpe Malekebu And The Providence Industrial Mission: 1926-39 An Appreciation. Martin Chanock, The New Men Revisited: An Essay On The Development Of Political Consciousness In Colonial Malawi. Roger Tangri, From The Politics Of Union To Mass Nationalism: The Nyasaland African Congress 1944-59. Peter Dalleo, Britain's Decolonisation Policy For Africa 1945-1964: Nyasaland A Case In Point.

Keywords: africa african malawi nyasalang nguru makololo railways muslim ncheu nyasaland african congress daniel sharpe malekebu


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