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Showing 1 to 20 of 41 for “"Protectorate"”.
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John Thurloe and the Foreign Policy of the Protectorate, 1654-1658
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Leprosy: with special reference to its occurrence in the Protectorate of Gambia
Central Africa presents the biggest leprosy problem which the Empire has to face and must face. The extent of the disease is not yet realised nor will it be so until thorough and systematic search be made in the villages in all the colonies. A superficial count is so inaccurate and misleading as to …
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The Impact of the French Protectorate on Cultural Heritage Management in Morocco: The Case of Marrakesh
The findings of this dissertation can eventually help professionals---architects, planners and preservationists---to define and apply efficient strategies in relation to Moroccan cities and the preservation of their cultural heritage that are sensitive to their rich historic traditions and past and …
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The socio-economic legacy of French colonialism in Morocco: The lasting impact of the French protectorate on Morrocan trade, agriculture and education
… the socio-economic legacies of the French Protectorate in Morocco and the attitude of modern-day Moroccans to that legacy, through a series of in-depth interviews with a wide range of people who lived through colonialism and came after it. I use these interviews alongside documents of the …
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Upon a dangerous design: the public life of Edward Sexby, 1647-1657
… in response to his increasingly monarchical Protectorate (1653-1658). Upon a Dangerous Design contextualizes Killing Noe Murder by providing a clearer picture both of Sexby's public life and his relationship with Oliver Cromwell. It considers Sexby roles as a representative for the rank and …
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A critical investigation of the opposition of the Rifi confederation led by Muhammed bin 'Abd al-Karim al-Khattabi to Spanish colonial expansion in northern Morocco, 1920-1925, and its political and social background
… After the declaration of a joint Franco-Spanish Protectorate over Morocco in 1912, the Spanish army attempted to impose its authority over the part of north Morocco which was included in its zone. After the end of the First World War the Spanish were opposed in their efforts by a slowly growing …
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Disharmony of empire: Race and the making of modern musicology in colonial North Africa
… particular emphasis on Morocco during the French Protectorate period of 1912-1956. I examine the initiatives by both French and North African scholars and officials to define, study, and promote indigenous musical genres, including scholarly publications, transcriptions, compositions, conferences, …
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The Formulation and Implementation of Competition Law and Policy and how it will advance the development objectives of a developing country
The Republic of Botswana was formerly the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland and subsequently adopted its present name upon independence in 1966. The country has had four decades of uninterrupted civilian leadership, progressive social policies, and significant capital investment creating one of …
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Economic and social change in the communities of the wetlands of Chobe and Ngamiland, with special reference to the period since 1960
… traders and the Declaration of the Bechuanaland Protectorate in 1885, the economic and social change among the peoples of this region are explored. It tracks the efforts of the colonial government to eradicate disease and establish the foundations of a cattle industry in this ecologically …
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A pilot school health service in southwestern Swaziland, 1961, 62, 63
Swaziland is a British Protectorate of approximately 6,700 square miles. It is a subtropical country, border in the East by Mozambique and in the North, West and South by the Transvaal. There are approximately 270,000 Africans and 10,000 persons of other races living in the Territory. The country …
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The Explosion of Ethnic Retributive Violence in Czechoslovakia at the End of the Second World War
… then Reichsprotektor Reinhard Heydrich, the Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia was polarized along ethnic lines between those who were German, those who could be Germanized, and those who were undesirable. For the first time in Czech history, the traditional state of identity transience …
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The United States military occupation of the republic of Haiti
<p>The treaty to establish a protectorate over Haiti is another step by the United States in the Americanization of the Caribbean area. These extensions have become a fixed policy of the Department of States. The Republicans and Democrats heartily support the United States government in her program …
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Una testimonianza silenziosa.Storia della Chiesa cattolica in Tunisia dal Trattato del Bardo alla ‘rivoluzione dei gelsomini’
… the Church in Tunisia from the period of the Protectorate to the present through the fundamental moments of independence (1956) and the signing of the ‘Modus vivendi’ (1964). In the first structure of the “modern” Church, a fundamental role was played by the complex figure of the French …
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Oliver Cromwell and the Print Culture of the Interregnum
… Cromwell. At times, sectarian criticisms of the Protectorate were able to elicit responses in Cromwell’s speeches, a feat accomplished by neither monarchists nor republicans. Employing providential language, the sects were able to convince Cromwell that God had judged against the office of king …
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Mapping myths of the medina : French colonial urbanism, Oriental brandscapes and the politics of tourism in Marrakesh
Before the French Protectorate of Morocco was established in 1912, Marrakesh was both a major trading node in North Africa and one of the royal cities in Morocco. Yet as the number of colonists surged and the pieds noirs population settled in the ville nouvelle, Marrakesh's native inhabitants were …
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