Colonial Impotence: Virtue and Violence in a Congolese Concession (1911–1940) (Africa in Global History, 3)
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Colonial Impotence: Virtue and Violence in a Congolese Concession (1911–1940) (Africa in Global History, 3)

by Benoît Henriet

colonial history African history Congo History
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Benoît Henriet examines virtue, violence, and colonial impotence in a Congolese concession from 1911 to 1940. Part of the Africa in Global History series, this scholarly work offers a focused study of colonial history and its complex moral and political dimensions.

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Colonial Impotence: Virtue and Violence in a Congolese Concession (1911–1940) explores the relationship between virtue and violence in a Congolese concession during the colonial period.

Covering the years 1911 to 1940, the book focuses on the meaning and consequences of colonial impotence within this historical setting.

By examining a specific Congolese concession, Benoît Henriet presents a focused contribution to the study of colonial history in Africa.

The volume forms part of the Africa in Global History series.

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