Titlebook: Britain in Tropical Africa 1880-1960; Economic Relationshi J. Forbes Munro Textbook 1984Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984 Af

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,The ‘Peasant’ Economies,Table IV), the palm oil and kernels, the cocoa and the groundnuts of Nigeria, Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast, the cotton and much of the coffee of Uganda and Tanganyika, and the tobacco of Nyasaland came from African farms which were mostly, although not exclusively, small-holdings worked by family

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,The ‘Settler-Mining’ Economies,production for world markets was conducted principally by expatriate- and immigrant-owned mining and agricultural enterprises. These three territories attracted the largest European immigration into British Tropical African (Table V), in the shape of fragments of Anglo-South African society scattere

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Conclusions,frica and about the British impact upon the material life of a major world region. It will have become clear that there is no closely joined debate over the broad contours of these matters. Discussion has been liveliest and most productive, throwing up fresh evidence, pushing forward theoretical per

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