Mozambique as a vast Portuguese colony in Africa
Prepared by the National Geographic Society this piece extols Mozambique as a large Atlantic coast colony with 38 million inhabitants, majority nonwhite, rich alluvial soils, diverse tribes including the Mchopi and batuque dancers, extensive wildlife along the Zambezi and Limpopo, and a long history of complex native relations. The article notes agricultural potential, tribal customs, and the challenge of native governance in East Africa.
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Ast Africa
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Africa
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