The Colonial Epoch in Africa Book

	Series Introduction
	Volume Introduction
	Colonial Policies and Administrations in Africa: The Myths of the Contrasts	1
	Indirect Rule: The Establishment of "Chiefs" and "Tribes" in Cameron's Tanganyika	23
	Colonialism and Social Structure	33
	The Growth of the Pan-African Movement, 1893-1927	48
	Archbishop Daniel William Alexander and the African Orthodox Church	65
	Race, Science, and the Legitimization of White Supremacy in South Africa, 1902-1940	81
	Peasants, Capitalists and Historians: A Review Article	104
	The Emergence and Decline of a South African Peasantry	135
	The Madman and the Migrant: Work and Labor in the Historical Consciousness of a South African People	155
	Mtunya: Famine in Central Tanzania, 1917-20	175
	Kenya's Primitive Colonial Capitalism: The Economic Weakness of Kenya's Settlers Up to 1940	193
	Depression, Dust Bowl, Demography, and Drought: The Colonial State and Soil Conservation in East Africa During the 1930s	209
	Colonialism and the Legal Status of Women in Francophonic Africa	232
	"Cotton Is the Mother of Poverty": Peasant Resistance to Forced Cotton Production in Mozambique, 1938-1961	249
	Colonial Chiefs and the Making of Class: A Case Study from Teso, Eastern Uganda	284
	Colonialism in Angola: Kinyama's Experience	305
	Some Origins of Nationalism in East Africa	317
	The Origins of Nationalism in East and Central Africa: The Zambian Case	345
	The Sources of Collective Rebellion: Nationalism in Buganda and Kikuyuland	358
	Missionaries, Colonial Government and Secret Societies in South-Eastern Igboland, 1920-1950	369
	Acknowledgments	385