Mandingo kingdoms of the Senegambia: traditionalism, Islam, and European expansion/
This is a study of societies in the throes of violent change. By the middle of the nineteenth century, the Mandingo states of the Senegambia were ripe for revolution. A decaying ruling elite confronted an aggressive, prosperous, and dissatisfied element within the population. Islam and a resurgent E...
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Evanston [Ill.]:
Northwestern University Press,
©1972.
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Table of Contents:
- The River and the People
- - The Mandingo Kingdoms and Their Rulers
- - The Rise of Islam in the Gambia
- - The European Settlements
- - Maba Diakhou and the Muslim Jihad
- - The European Powers and the Jihad
- - Secularization of the Jihad
- - Partition and Pacification
- - The Legacy of Revolution in the Gambia.