Colonialism by proxy: Hausa imperial agents and Middle Belt consciousness in Nigeria

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Acknowledgements Introduction: Understanding Native Alien Sub-colonialism and its Legacies 1. The Hausa-Caliphate Imaginary and Ideological Foundations of Proxy Colonialism 2. Zazzau and Southern Kaduna in Precolonial and Colonial Times 3. Emirate Maneuvers and Pagan Resistance in the Plateau-Nasarawa Basin 4. Hausa Colonial Agency in the Benue Valley 5. Fulani Expansion and Sub-colonial Rule in Early Colonial Adamawa Province 6. Non-Muslim Revolt Against Fulani Rule in Adamawa 7. Middle Belt Self-Determination and Caliphate Political Resurgence in the Transition to National Independence Conclusion: Sub-colonialism, Ethnicity, and Memory Chronology Glossary Notes Bibliography Index

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