Fighting Two Sides: Kenyan Chiefs and Politicians, 1918-1940 |
Contents
The Colonial Context of Politics in Kenya | 30 |
The Beginnings of Kikuyu Politics | 45 |
The Impact of Economic and Social Change | 65 |
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administration African political alienated April Archives British officials central Kenya Chief Koinange Christians Church colonial Coryndon Papers Dagoretti early economic elders European farms February February 18 female circumcision Githunguri Governor grievances Harry Thuku headmen History Ibid interview J. W. Arthur Jomo Kenyatta Josiah Njonjo Kamba Kang'ethe Karatu Kariuki Kenya African Union kiama Kiambu chiefs Kiambu chieftaincy Kiambu District Kikuyu area Kikuyu Association Kikuyu Central Association Kikuyu political Kikuyuland Kinyanjui Kioi Koinange wa Mbiyu Koinange's labor landholders leaders Limuru lineage locations London March Mau Mau mbari Mbiyu Koinange meeting memorandum militant mission Muiguithania Murang'a Muriuki Musa Ndirangu Myth of Mau Nairobi Ng'ang'a Nyeri Oldham Papers Onesmus organization petition Philip Karanja popular position precolonial Rift Valley Rosberg and Nottingham S. H. Fazan settlers social southern Kiambu squatters Tignor traditional tribal retainers Vidal Waiganjo Waruhiu Waweru young