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I. INDEX: II. CONTENTS: Acknowledgments and Bibliography NATION BUILDING AND DISINTEGRATION, 1600 BCE TO AD 1829 Part I: Empires Rise and Fall Part II: African Underdevelopment Begins Part III: The Contagion of Liberty Part IV: Taking Giant Steps ONE CONTINUAL CRY, 1829 TO 1877Part I: Building Self-Confidence Part II: Organizing for Struggle Part III: The Rising Storm Part IV: The General Strike Part V: Picking Up the Pieces, or Reconstructing a People Part VI: Revolutions Go Backwards SEEKING SELF-DIRECTION, 1877 TO 1950Part I: The Betrayal, the Response Part II: The Scrample for Empire Part III: Accommodation and Protest Part IV: One God, One Aim, One Destiny Part V: The Bottom Falls Out ESTABLISHING A POSITION, 1950 TO 1980Part I: Taking It to the Courts Part II: Taking It to the People Part III: Neo-Colonialism at Home and Abroad Part IV: The Struggle Continues . . . |
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