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réf. 4651bd2Department of Trade and Industry 1967. Reprinted in 1970 incorporating amendments one to three. Octavo gray wrappers stapled ii 22 pp. Fine. Notes written on stationary from The Excelsior Hong Kong laid-in. unknown books
1987réf. 4651bdKhartoum: Civil Aviation Authority Republic of the Sudan 1987. Octavo typewritten wrappers stapled iv 23 leaves. Near-Fine. Civil Aviation Authority, Republic of the Sudan, 1987. unknown books
1955réf. 2386Khartoum: Information Centre of the Ministry of Social Affairs 1955. First Edition. Very good. Khartoum: Information Centre of the Ministry of Social Affairs 1955. First Edition. Very good. 8p. with illustrations in illustrated wraps. Information Centre of the Ministry of Social Affairs paperback books
1992réf. 42716Norman And London: University of Oklahoma Press. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1992. Hardcover. 0806124644 . Very Good condition with general wear mostly associated with age in an alike dust-jacket that has some scuffing; Author assesses in detail the ancient parallels in history for the provisions of the Bill of Rights; 8vo; 247 pages . University of Oklahoma Press hardcover books
réf. B278340-1Atbara Office of the General Manager 1935. 41pp. 1 lrg. folding map. 12mo. Orig. wraps. Atbara (Office of the General Manager), [1935]. paperback books
1852réf. 318398London: Longman Brown Green and Longmans 1852. First Edition in English. Frontis map. xi i 267 1pp. 12mo. Bound in three quarter brown mottled polished calf and marbled boards. Fine. First Edition in English. Frontis map. xi i 267 1pp. 12mo. Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans unknown books
1930réf. 234711930. Sudanese women children and men in village photo archive from the 1930s when Sudan remained under Anglo-Egyptian rule a colonial arrangement lasting from 1899 to 1956. Rural Sudan in this period was governed through "Native Administration" introduced in the 1920s which placed many local communities under chiefs and customary courts while British officials controlled taxation policing and regional policy. This small format photo archive of posed locals was likely taken by a western traveler for anthropological study and documentation. Photo archive of 8 silver gelatin photos measuring 2.5" x 3.5" each. Women and girls carry baskets and bundles smile directly at the camera stand beside mud-plastered walls and pose with children held against their shoulders. Two boys sit inside a narrow wooden or metal container while a robed man stands alone in bright sun. The emphasis is intimate rather than official showcasing faces clothing hair head coverings jewelry domestic labor and childhood presence. The 1930s were also the years after the Gezira Scheme opened in 1925 when colonial Sudan became increasingly tied to cotton production irrigation and export agriculture. Sudanese communities were subjected to heavy taxation labor controls and agricultural policies designed largely to serve British imperial trade especially cotton production for overseas markets. Colonial administrators reshaped local economies through irrigation schemes transportation projects and systems of indirect rule that strengthened some local authorities while restricting political independence and contributing to deep regional inequalities that continued after Sudanese independence in 1956. Minor fading and edge wear; photos remain crisp and clean. Overall very good condition. These portraits sit apart from that administrative record preserving everyday Sudanese cultural life under colonialism. unknown books
