The Backbone of Africa : A Record of Travel During the Great War, With Some Suggestions for Administrative Reform (Hardcover)

The Backbone of African is Alfred Sharpe's account of his travels through Africa during World War I. This book provides a detailed analysis of the cultural and political landscape of Africa during this time period. Sharpe also offers suggestions for administrative reform that would benefit the continent. Anyone interested in African history or politics will find this book incredibly valuable.

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