Delve into a pivotal moment in colonial history with Frederick Starr's "The Truth About the Congo: The Chicago Tribune Articles." This republication offers a crucial perspective on the Congo Free State under the reign of Leopold II, later known as the Belgian Congo. Starr's writings provide a detailed examination of the political and governmental landscape of the Congo between 1885 and 1908.
Explore the complex narrative of this period, a critical turning point in African history. Gain insight into the colonialism and post-colonialism forces that shaped the region. This collection of articles sheds light on a significant chapter in the history of Central Africa, offering valuable context for understanding the long-term impacts of Leopold II's administration. A vital resource for anyone interested in African history, political science, and the lasting legacy of colonial rule.
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