Germans In The Cameroons 1884—1914: A Case Study in Modern Imperialism

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A. J. P. Taylor; Germans in the Cameroons 1884–1914: A Case Study in Modern Imperialism, International Affairs, Volume 18, Issue 2, 1 March 1939, Pages 270, htt

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