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... to the historiography of Dutch painting since the nineteenth century and has frequently been obfuscated and ignored by later scholars, with the exception of Walcott, for whom Rembrandt and race play a critical role in his work The Prodigal. colonial administrator Benedict Anderson monument ...

...: the anthropologist, museum director, and colonial administrator Baldwin Spencer and the anthropological patron and lieutenant governor of Papua Hubert Murray. These collections and the mechanisms in which they were enrolled constituted contrasting transactional realities ordering the relations between governors...

... This chapter tells the story of Hubert Silberrad, a colonial administrator who sparked a major controversy in Britain by taking three adolescent African girls as mistresses. Silberrad offered an interesting defense: he argued that he had not acted immorally since he had followed local protocol...

... Chapter 2 argues that following the transformation of the Northern Nigerian region by the Sokoto Jihad in the nineteenth century, Islamic structures provided the crucial structural and ideological frameworks on which the British colonial administrative system was rationalized in the Northern...

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... to disapproval from the colonial administration. prophets dance morality religion Belgian Congo ...

... This chapter details the actions of Spanish administrators on the ground in Santo Domingo, as they struggled for a way to incorporate it with its plantation neighbors and, more urgently, make it profitable. Official disdain for subsistence agriculture—and the sum of Spanish efforts to craft...

... As this Chapter shows, while IBEA engineers and administrators claimed their roads were bearers of “civilisation,” they leaned heavily on African topographical expertise. But administrators struggled to induce infrastructural workers to labor on routes of “commerce and civilisation,” which...

... in direction of colonial policies and exemplified colonialism on the cheap. This was colonial austerity in the age of social welfare. While administrators effaced the work that went into these visits, they depended on the practiced labor of African knowledge-workers and technological experts. The state tacitly...