From Pre-capitalism to Imperialism: A History of Social and Economic Formations in Eastern Zaire (Uvira Zone, C. 1800-1965) |
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Contents
The Evidence | 6 |
GEOGRAPHIC SOCIAL AND ETHNIC BOUNDARIES | 27 |
Uvira Zone and Surrounding Areas Annual | 59 |
Copyright | |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | From Pre-capitalism to Imperialism: A History of Social and Economic Formations in Eastern Zaire (Uvira Zone, C. 1800-1965) |
| Authors | Jacques Depelchin, Jacques-Marie François Depelchin |
| Publisher | Stanford University., 1974 |
| Length | 512 pages |
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