From Cowries to Coins: Money and Colonialism in the Gold Coast and British West Africa in the Early 20th Century

Harcourt Fuller

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Originally published in: Fuller, H. “From Cowries to Coins: Money and Colonialism in the Gold Coast and British West Africa in the Early 20th Century.” In Money in Africa, edited by Catherine Eagleton, Harcourt Fuller, and John Perkins, 54-61. London: British Museum Research Publications, 2009. http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/publications/research_publications_series/2009/money_in_africa.aspx

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