British in Tropical Africa

Discover the rich history of Britain's influence in tropical Africa with British in Tropical Africa by Ifor L. Evans. First published in 1929 and reissued in 2014 by Cambridge University Press, this comprehensive volume spans 408 pages and serves as an essential resource for those interested in colonial history. Evans meticulously outlines the formation of Britain's tropical African Empire, delving into the nation's interests in both West and East Africa. While the primary focus is on these regions, the book also includes insightful discussions on the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan and broader African historical contexts. This engaging narrative is perfect for historians, students, and anyone curious about the colonial past of the United Kingdom in Africa. Add this informative paperback to your collection and explore the complexities of British colonialism in tropical Africa.