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Sultanat de Sennar

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    La société agraire du sultanat de Sennar dans les récits de voyages Européens
    Gabriel Beauchamp
    African Economic History, March 2026, 53 (2) 74-100; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3368/aeh.53.2.74
    Gabriel Beauchamp
    Gabriel Beauchamp is a doctoral candidate at the University of Quebec at Montreal and a lecturer at the University of Quebec at Rimouski. His current field of research focuses on the impacts of non-European colonialism on African agriculture. Previously, he studied the effects of Egyptian colonialism on Soudanese agriculture in the Gezira region between 1821 and 1885. He is currently working on his doctoral thesis, a comparative study of agrarian practices and settler mentalities in Sierra Leone and Liberia between 1791 and 1899.
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