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Paperback. Condición: New. Through the lips of Black British Christians, we hear the stories and experiences first hand. Hostility, prejudice and cruelty were not uncommon, but there are also many glimpses of welcome and acceptance as they arrived in a foreign land.Black people of African origin and descent have lived in Britain for man centuries. By the late eighteenth century an increasing number were active Christians. Long before Empire Windrush arrived in Tilbury in mid-1948, black Britons worked as doctors, ministers and political activities, as well as in non-professional roles.They are little known and largely forgotten. Here they touchingly describe their lives, faith, work, families, hopes and ambitions, part of a rich and fascinating seam of British history that has been generally ignored. This intimate portrait will inform black Christians of their heritage, while helping white Christians to understand more about the diversity of Britain's cultural background.

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Paperback. Condición: New. This book offers a fresh perspective on British history in the long nineteenth century through the lens of a study of Sevenoaks and the surrounding area of West Kent. It considers, in particular, how the risks faced by the people of this region, and the choices they made to try to mitigate them, shaped their lives and relationships. During a period of often dramatic change, the economic, social, political, religious and cultural interests of individuals were subject to different risk factors; the responses they made (and the reasons for those choices) provide valuable insights and enable the writing of highly nuanced local history. The authors pinpoint the fundamental risk factors affecting the lives of West Kent's inhabitants (especially the poor): the struggle to obtain the four bare necessities of shelter, food, fuel and clothing, without which their survival was threatened. Other risks abounded too, from abysmal sanitary conditions and the dangers of giving birth, to industrial injuries and being a victim of crime. Secure work and strong family networks were essential to limiting risks - often forming part of the 'makeshift economy' - as well as charity, education, health insurance and access to medical care. For many, not all these options were available - or not until much later in the period. Choice was central to religious and political struggles. The examination of beliefs and values reveals the immense impact such issues had across West Kent society, and how and why it divided as a direct result. Finally, the authors consider the advent of motor vehicles, which combined both risk and choice in exciting but potentially dangerous ways.This innovative approach provides a fruitful new way of writing history and offers a model for future local history studies.

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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 174 pages. Samuel Decalo "The process, prospects and constraints of democratization in Africa" / Tony Chafer "French African policy: towards change" / Michael Black "Alan Paton and the rule of law" / Jan Kees van Donge "Agricultural decline in Tanzania: the case of the Uluguru mountains" / George J S Dei "A Ghanaian town revisited: changes and continuities in local adaptive strategies" (SL#13).

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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 155 pages. Colin Murray "Structural unemployment, small towns and agrarian change in South Africa" / Susan Beckerleg "'Brown sugar' or Friday prayers: Youth choices and community building in coastal Kenya" / Hugh Macmillan "Return to the Malungwana Drift - Max Gluckman, the Zulu nation and the common society" / Kathleen M Baker "Drought, agriculture and environment: a case study from the Gambia, West Africa" (SL#84/2).

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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 166 pages. Johan Pottier "Taking stock: food marketing in Rewanda, 1982-89"/ Owen Crankshaw "Squatting, apartheid and urbanisation on the southern Witwatersrand" / Justin Willis "The administration of Bonde 1920-60: a study of the implementation of indirect rule in Tanganyika" / C J Duder "'Men of the Officer Class': the participants in the 1919 soldier settlement scheme in Kenya" / Penelope Hetherington "Explaining the c of capitalism in Kenya" (SL#259).

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. 150 pages. Tom Lodge "THE SOUTH AFRICAN GENERAL ELECTION, APRIL 1994: RESULTS, ANALYSIS AND IMPLICATIONS" Olufemi Vaughan "ASSESSING GRASSROOTS POLITICS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA" Douglas G Anglin "INTERNATIONAL MONITORING OF THE TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1992-1994" Gisela Geisler "TROUBLED SISTERHOOD: WOMEN AND POLITICS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA" (SL#84/2).

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Paperback. Condición: New. This book offers a fresh perspective on British history in the long nineteenth century through the lens of a study of Sevenoaks and the surrounding area of West Kent. It considers, in particular, how the risks faced by the people of this region, and the choices they made to try to mitigate them, shaped their lives and relationships. During a period of often dramatic change, the economic, social, political, religious and cultural interests of individuals were subject to different risk factors; the responses they made (and the reasons for those choices) provide valuable insights and enable the writing of highly nuanced local history. The authors pinpoint the fundamental risk factors affecting the lives of West Kent's inhabitants (especially the poor): the struggle to obtain the four bare necessities of shelter, food, fuel and clothing, without which their survival was threatened. Other risks abounded too, from abysmal sanitary conditions and the dangers of giving birth, to industrial injuries and being a victim of crime. Secure work and strong family networks were essential to limiting risks - often forming part of the 'makeshift economy' - as well as charity, education, health insurance and access to medical care. For many, not all these options were available - or not until much later in the period. Choice was central to religious and political struggles. The examination of beliefs and values reveals the immense impact such issues had across West Kent society, and how and why it divided as a direct result. Finally, the authors consider the advent of motor vehicles, which combined both risk and choice in exciting but potentially dangerous ways.This innovative approach provides a fruitful new way of writing history and offers a model for future local history studies.