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In Africa,south of the Sahara,history has for centuries been recorded by oral tradition.Events of the past are meticulously memorized and reverently handed down from generation to generation.In just such a way the author learned the story of his country,Zimbabwe.Here for the first time is a written record of this source material-a rich chronicle of migration,empire-building and trading in a flourishing civilisation that only collapsed with the arrival of Rhodes’ Pioneers in 1890.
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H/b in nice clean boards,in a pictorial protected d/w,repaired along the top edge with masking and celotape,with some foxing on the spine.Size 9×6 pp XXIV+254,no plates text only.Maps to both front and back p/d’s and fe/pr’s,some foxing to prelims,and on the outside edges.Hinges strong.Binding good to firm.Internally clean and bright throughout.
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