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HISTORY OF RESISTANCE IN KENYA 1884-2002 book by Maina Kinyatti

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HISTORY OF RESISTANCE IN KENYA 1884-2002 book by Maina Kinyatti. This book is a contribution to an interpretation of the history of Kenya from the proletarian point of view.

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HISTORY OF RESISTANCE IN KENYA 1884-2002 book by Maina Kinyatti

This book is a contribution to an interpretation of the history of Kenya from the proletarian point of view.

The author has attempted to give the reader in a scientific and accessible form the most important and accurate information on the people of Kenya and their history of resistance.

ISBN:9781451504125

Author:Maina Wa Kinyatti

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