Koń jako kolonizator? Przypadek Południowej Afryki, do drugiej połowy XIX wieku

Leśniewski, Michał

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Title: Koń jako kolonizator? Przypadek Południowej Afryki, do drugiej połowy XIX wieku

Abstract:

From the mid-seventeenth century, Southern Africa experienced a period of far-reaching changes linked to European commercial and colonial activity. This was the only area of Africa down to the mid-nineteenth century that saw European settlement on any substantial scale, and, in consequence, changes in local societies. The article examines the significant role played by horses in these processes.

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