The world of the Swahili: an African mercantile civilization

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Global Maritime and Colonial Histories African history and culture studies African Studies and Geopolitics

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The Swahili people and their coast the merchants and the conquerers towns kinship and descent perpetuation and alliance the transformation of the person power, ritual and knowledge civilization and identity.

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