Dar Al-Kuti: A History of the Slave Trade and State Formation on the Islamic Frontier in Northern Equatorial Africa (Central African Republic and Chad) in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Volume 2 |
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Abeche Abudullu Africa agricultural al-Hajj al-Kuti al-Sanusi al-Sanusi's capital Al-Tunisi ANF-SOM Aix ANF-SOM Paris Bagirmi Banda Banda Ngao Bangassou Bangui bazingirs beads Borno Boukar bridewealth captives Carbou Chad Chadic Arabic Chevalier cloth currency colonial period commerce compound cotton cloth Dar al-Kuti Dar Sila durah economic Essai exchange exports foodstuffs French Gollo Grech groups Guni Hausa Hausa and Bornoans Hausaland Hausaland to Egypt Haut-Oubangui important informants Islam ivory Jallaba jamsinda Kaga Kalck kilograms kilometers Kouti Kresh Kumm Kuti l'Oubangui l'Oubangui-Chari lands long-distance trade manioc Marba Mbagga Miangoulou military millet Mission Modat Muslim Nachtigal Ndele Nduka non-Muslim northern Notes oral Ouadda Papiers Julien plant precolonial quarter raiding Rapport region residence ruler Runga Sahara settled settlement shakka Sila situation economique slave trade slave-raiding Sokoto Caliphate sorghum sources Sudan Sudan IV Sudanese sultan terrace thaler Tisserant tournée tukia Ubangi Ubangi-Shari villages Wadai Wadaian woven