Ghana During the First World War The Colonial Administration of Sir Hugh Clifford

Ghana During the First World War The Colonial Administration of Sir Hugh CliffordGhana During the First World War examines a key period in the history of Ghana, then the British colony of the Gold Coast. The focus of this study is the largely neglected economic and administrative impact of global conflict on a vulnerable protectorate. Governor Clifford and his officials could set an agenda but they were not free agents. This was essentially a thinly manned colonial administration, with modest goals, operating on a financial

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