Africans learn to be French;: A review of educational activities in the seven federated colonies of French West Africa, based upon a tour of French West Africa and Algiers undertaken in 1935,
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Africans learn to be French;: A review of educational activities in the seven federated colonies of French West Africa, based upon a tour of French West Africa and Algiers undertaken in 1935,

by William Bryant Mumford

History Education colonial studies
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Based on a 1935 tour of French West Africa and Algiers, this historical review examines educational activities in the seven federated colonies of French West Africa. William Bryant Mumford presents a focused account of education within the region’s French colonial context.

ISBN-13 9780837136141 ASIN 0837136148 Views 41 Publisher Negro Universities Press Year 1970 Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 173 Created March 20, 2026 Updated October 15, 2026
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William Bryant Mumford examines educational activities in the seven federated colonies of French West Africa.

The work is based upon a tour of French West Africa and Algiers undertaken in 1935.

Its title reflects the French colonial context in which education and cultural assimilation were discussed.

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