The Souls of White Folk: White settlers in Kenya, 1900s-20s

Brett L. Shadle

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1. Introduction: The souls of white folk 2. Race, civilization and paternalism 3. Prestige, whiteness and the state 4. Chivalry, immorality and intimacy 5. The law and the lash 6. Conclusion Select Bibliography Index

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