Leisure and Society in Colonial Brazzaville

Jan Vansina · Phyllis M. Martin

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Introduction 1. An African crossroads, a frontier post and a colonial town, c.1880-1915 2. Taking hold of the town, c.1915-1960 3. The emergence of leisure 4. Football is king 5. About the town 6. Dressing well 7. High society 8. Conclusion.

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