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Ethiopia Unbound: Studies in Race Emancipation
J. E. Casely Hayford · 1911
Original text in English.
An African lawyer who came to study in London embraces the cause of African emancipation, in a narrative of 1911.
Novel · 22 parts · about 46 000 words · about 3 h 18 of reading
Contents
- Ethiopia Unbound: Studies in Race Emancipation1 min
- A Glossary1 min
- IAn Ethiopian Conservative10 min
- IISowing the Wind3 min
- IIILove and Life. 124 min
- IVLove and Death. 124 min
- VIn the Metropolis of the Gold Coast11 min
- VIThe World, the Flesh, and the Devil. 115 min
- VIISigns of Empire: Loyal Hearts8 min
- VIIIA Magisterial Function5 min
- IXThe Yellow Peril7 min
- XThe Black Peril4 min
- XIOn “The Great North Western.”5 min
- XIIA Leader of Society11 min
- XIIIReaping the Whirlwind7 min
- XIVThe Black Man’s Burden10 min
- XVAs in a Glass Darkly4 min
- XVIRace Emancipation—General Considerations: Edward Wilmot Blyden5 min
- XVIIRace Emancipation—Particular Considerations: African Nationality10 min
- XVIIIRace Emancipation: The Crux of the Matter19 min
- XIXA Similitude: The Greek and the Fanti8 min
- XXAnd a Little Child shall Lead Them9 min
About this text
J. E. Casely Hayford († 1930): public-domain work. The text is that of la transcription établie par Erostrate sur le fac-similé d'Internet Archive (Ethiopia Unbound: Studies in Race Emancipation, by J. E. Casely Hayford, London, C. M. Phillips, 1911). Erostrate has not changed a single word: only the layout and the division into pages are ours.
Note on the edition (in French): Texte de l'édition originale (1911), avec la page de titre, la dédicace, le glossaire et l'épigraphe ; sans la table. Texte établi en collationnant deux lectures du scan, divergences relues sur l'image.
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