A Political History of Uganda

John Lamphear · Samwiri Karugire

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An introduction and six chapters, treating: the precolonial setting (1500-1860), the beginning of religio-political polarisation (1860-1900), coalescence and differentiation (1900-1921), the administrative framework (1921-1960), a house divided against itself (1945-1960), and triumph of hope over experience? (1960-1971). 4 Appendices: Documents on Bunyoro's lost countries - Minutes of the 7th conference of the Katikiros and secretaries-general of Uganda and their advisers (Jinja, August 15-17, 1961) - The 18 points given by the Uganda army under Major General AMIN in justification for taking over powers of government on 25th January 1971.

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