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“Great Ages of Men: African Kingdoms” is a book written by Basil Davidson. Published in 1966, the book is part of the “Time-Life: Great Ages of Man” series, which aims to provide readers with an overview of different historical periods and civilizations. Each book in the series focuses on a specific theme or region.
In “African Kingdoms,” Basil Davidson explores the history of various African civilizations and kingdoms. He delves into the political, social, and cultural aspects of these societies, offering insights into their achievements, challenges, and contributions to world history.
Basil Davidson was a British historian, writer, and journalist who specialized in African history and affairs. His works often challenged prevailing Eurocentric views of African history and sought to present a more nuanced and accurate understanding of the continent’s rich past.
While “Great Ages of Men: African Kingdoms” is a part of a series that might be considered somewhat dated in terms of scholarship, it provides a valuable historical perspective on African civilizations and their significance in the broader context of world history.
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