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... French acquired their vast empire south of the Sahara . But by one of the ironies of history , the enormous territories of French West Africa and French Equatorial Africa were found devoid of natural resources . Contrary to the high ...
... French acquired their vast empire south of the Sahara . But by one of the ironies of history , the enormous territories of French West Africa and French Equatorial Africa were found devoid of natural resources . Contrary to the high ...
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... French subsidies for roads , harbors and hospitals were viewed as oppressive acts . The economic facts supported the anti - colonialists of the right . The adverse trade balance of the principal French African colonies ran to many ...
... French subsidies for roads , harbors and hospitals were viewed as oppressive acts . The economic facts supported the anti - colonialists of the right . The adverse trade balance of the principal French African colonies ran to many ...
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... French West and Equatorial Africa . Every economic statistic relevant for French Negro Africa is equally rele- vant for Algeria where , to add to the woes of France , the revolt costs an additional billion dollars a year . But Algeria ...
... French West and Equatorial Africa . Every economic statistic relevant for French Negro Africa is equally rele- vant for Algeria where , to add to the woes of France , the revolt costs an additional billion dollars a year . But Algeria ...
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VOLUME VII | 109 |
NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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