Merchants of Essaouira: urban society and imperialism in southwestern Morocco, 1844-1886

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North African History and Literature African history and culture studies African Studies and Geopolitics

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1. Introduction 2. The royal port 3. Merchants of the Sultan 4. Port and bazaar 5. Beyond the walls 6. The politics of trade 7. Foreign intervention and domestic reforms 8. The struggle for the Southwest 9. The people of Essaouira in pre-colonial times 10. The end of an era Appendices Notes Bibliography Index.

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