The Sultan's shadow : one family's rule at the crossroads of East and West / Christiane Bird.
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Female Library | DS247 .O66 B57 2010 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | 1 | Available | LOST-PAID | 51952000117117 | |
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Main Library | DS247 .O66 B57 2010 (Browse shelf (Opens below)) | 1 | Available | STACKS | 51952000143888 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [359]-364) and index.
Pt. 1: Oman. Beginnings -- Muscat -- Slavery -- The Portuguese invasion -- The Al Busaids come to power -- War with the Wahhabis -- Seyyid Said in Muscat -- pt. 2: Zanzibar. A princess is born -- Clove fever -- The move to town -- On the streets -- A day in the life -- Gatherings -- The slave trade -- Americans in Zanzibar -- The Swahili -- Seyyid Said's last journey -- The explorers -- Rebellion -- Elopement -- pt. 3: Germany and Africa. Hamburg -- Alone -- Changes -- Tippu Tip -- Dr. Livingstone -- Stanley meets Tippu Tip -- Seyyid Barghash -- Endings.
Oman's Sultan Said and his rebellious daughter Princess Salme--comes to life in this compelling narrative. Sultan Said and his descendants were shadowed and all but shattered by the rise and fall of East Africa's nineteenth-century slave trade.
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