The Western slave coast and its rulers: European trade and administration among the yoruba and adja-speaking peoples of south-Western Nigeria, Southern Dahomey and Togo

The Western slave coast and its rulers: European trade and administration among the yoruba and adja-speaking peoples of south-Western Nigeria, Southern Dahomey and Togo

by Colin W. Newburry

Part of Oxford studies in African affairs

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