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- Figure 1.
Map of the Haute Volta and Gold Coast in the 1920s (study area is shown in gray).
- Figure 2.
Changes to the border between French and British territories during the colonial period. Adapted from: Henry P. Northcott, Report on the Northern Territories of the Gold Coast (London: Harrison and Sons, 1899); The National Archives, London [hereafter TNA]: CO 98/18, Northern Territories of the Gold Coast, Report for 1910; Heinrich Schnee, Deutsches Koloniallexikon (Leipzig: Quelle & Meyer, 1920); TNA: CO98/46, Report 1925–26; Annual Report on the Gold Coast for the year 1946, London: His Majesty’s Stationery Office, 1948.
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- Abstract
- Introduction
- Caravan Trade and Multiple Currencies: Commercial Vitality in the Volta Basin
- Tracing the Anglo-French border: the Creation of a Colonial Frontier
- Divergent Colonial Fiscal Policies in the Northern Territories and Haute Volta
- Currencies in the Early Colonial Context: (Non-)Acceptance of Colonial Coins
- Fluctuating Values: Exchange Between Francs, Shillings, and Cowries
- The Dynamics of Currency Speculation: Arbitrage Profits on the Border
- Conclusion
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