basil davidson造句

• Many other sources, including Basil Davidson's " Africa in History,"
• He wrote, with Basil Davidson, " A Guide to African History " ( 1965 ).
• "The Congo should never have been one state, " said Basil Davidson, an eminent Africa scholar.
• In 1980, Percival made the acclaimed series " Africa ", with the historian Basil Davidson, for Channel 4.
• He thought highly of Basil Davidson.
• The four colonies provided a total of 167, 000 soldiers organized into seven brigades, according to the British historian Basil Davidson.
• "The trans-Atlantic slave trade vastly devalued human life compared to what existed virtually anywhere on the continent before, " said historian Basil Davidson.
• So too did an attempt by Basil Davidson to incite a partisan movement in Hungary, after he made his way there from northeastern Yugoslavia.
• Among the distinguished lecturers in this series have been Sterling Stuckey, Max Roach, James Farmer, Esther Rolle, Ali Mazrui, Eric Foner, Basil Davidson and David Blight.
• The victory over the Nadew Command is considered by the historian Basil Davidson to be the most significant victory for any liberation movement since the El Alamein.
• In " Africa in History, " author Basil Davidson wrote that the slave trade left " an empty hand, " depleting Africa of its youngest and strongest workers.
• In March 1988 the EPLF demolished the Ethiopian front at Afabet in a major offensive the British Historian Basil Davidson compared to the French defeat at Dien Bien Phu.
• British historian Basil Davidson wrote recently that after a decade of bloody assault by the Portuguese, the African trading cities of Mombasa, Zanzibar, Kilwa and Brava were bullied into submission.
• Some researchers, including Basil Davidson in his book, " The African Slave Trade, " estimate that 6 million to 16 million Africans died on slave ships before they ever landed in the Americas over nearly 300 years of slave-trading.
• Under his editorship, " Race & Class "  a journal for Black and Third World Liberation  became the leading international English-language journal on racism and imperialism, attracting to its editorial board Orlando Letelier, Eqbal Ahmad, Malcolm Caldwell, John Berger, Basil Davidson, Thomas Hodgkin, Jan Carew, Manning Marable among others.
• Snowden mentions that Greeks and Romans knew of " negroes of a red, copper-colored complexion . . . among African tribes ", The British Africanist Basil Davidson stated " Whether the Ancient Egyptians were as black or as brown in skin color as other Africans may remain an issue of emotive dispute; probably, they were both.