African Historiography: Essays in Honour of Jacob Ade Ajayi

Norman A. Etherington · Toyin Falọla

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This is a tribute to Jacob Ade Ajayi, examining the four main areas he has addressed during his career: the importance of oral tradition as a historical source, Yoruba and West African studies, missionaries, and the historian's approach to the subject, focusing on the Ibadan school.

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