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From Cowries to Coins: Money and Colonialism in the Gold Coast and British West Africa in the Early 20th Century
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  • 1986Accumulation: wealth and belief in Asante history: II the twentieth century76 cited
  • 1970The Creation of a Colonial Monetary System: The Origins of the West African Currency Board74 cited
  • 2002The Monetary Dimensions of Colonialism: Why did Imperial Powers Create Currency Blocks?33 cited
  • 1954Money and banking in British Colonial Africa : a study of the monetary and banking systems of eight British African territories30 cited
  • 2003The order of money: Colonialism and the East African Currency Board23 cited

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