The Elites of Barotseland, 1878-1969: A Political History of Zambia's Western Province |
Contents
Lubosi | 19 |
The Scramble for Protection | 38 |
Company Rule | 74 |
Yeta versus the Company | 119 |
The Living Museum | 142 |
The Consolidation of Tribalism | 165 |
Tribalism versus Nationalism | 191 |
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Administration African South appointed Balovale Barotse Barotse government Barotse National Barotse Province Barotseland became Bemba Boma Boma Files British Buganda Central Africa Coillard Colonial Company Concession Coryndon councillors demands District educated elected elite European faction François Coillard Glennie Gluckman High Commissioner ibid Imasiku Imwiko indunas Jalla Journal Kalonga Katengo Kaunda Khama King King's Kololo Kuta labour land later Lealui Lewanika Litia Litunga Livingstone Lochner London Lozi informants Lozi ruling class Lubita Lubosi Lusaka makolo Mankoya Mataa Mbikusita Messrs mission missionaries Mokamba Mongu Moreover Mupatu Mwanawina Nalolo NAR HC NAR Hist National Council Native Ndebele Ngambela North-Western Rhodesia Northern Rhodesia Noyoo NRNAAR officials Paramount Chief party PMS school PMSP political Protectorate Report reserved area rulers Secretary Sefula Senanga Sept Sesheke Simalumba South Africa Stokes tion traditional tribes UNIP UNIP's Upper Zambesi Westbeech white power Wina Yeta Yeta's Zambia Zaza