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| Preface. | |||
| Chapter one. | An introduction to Kabala town. | ||
| Chapter two. | "Gold and hide strangers": the migration of Fula into Sierra Leone; a brief history | ||
| Chapter three. | Haja Aisaitu: dependents and independence. | ||
| Chapter four. | "Finding your own": trade, settlement and mobility. | ||
| Chapter five. | "Cattle to Concrete": Fula pastoralists in town. | ||
| Chapter six. | "Kasoto" and "Kaseya": the cattle camp. | ||
| Chapter seven. | Cows and cowboys: the commercialisation of cattle production. | ||
| Chapter eight. | Settling down: responses to livestock development. | ||
| Conclusion. | |||
| Glossary. | |||
| Bibliography. | |||
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| Illustrations. | |||
| 2:1. | Captured Hubu prisoners are brought before Sewa, "King of Falaba". (March 1869) | ||
| 4:1. | Loading a cattle truck. | ||
| 5:1 | Logo of the Fullah Progressive Union. | ||
| 6:1 | A Fula (rainy season) cattle camp near Kabala. | ||
| 7:1 | Some examples of Fula cattle brand marks. | ||
| 8:1 | Recently purchased cattle grazing on Yogomaia swamp. |
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