Cameroon's Tycoon : : Max Esser's Expedition and its Consequences / / ed. by E.M. Chilver, Ute Röschenthaler.
Max Esser was an adventurous young merchant banker, a Rhinelander, who became the first managing director of the largest German plantation company in Cameroon. This volume gives a vivid account of the antecedents and early stages as experienced and described by Esser. In 1896 he ventured, with the e...
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Cameroon's Tycoon : Max Esser's Expedition and its Consequences / Cameroon Studies ; Frontmatter -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- LIST OF MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS -- ABBREVATIONS -- PREFACE BY THE EDITORS -- EDITORIAL NOTE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- PART I. The Setting, Public and Private -- 1. Max Esser: His Life and Labours -- PART II. Esser’s Travels -- 2 The Outward Voyage -- 3 Sao Thomé and Principe -- 4 Cameroon – the Historical Background -- 5 Land and People in Cameroon -- 6 In Cameroon -- 7 The Expedition to Bali -- 8 Departure from Cameroon -- 9 Angola, and the Cunene Expedition -- 10 A Retrospective View -- PART III. Colonial Needs and their Consequences: the Viewpoints of some Contemporary Observers -- 11 The ‘Bali Road’ and Baliburg in the Autumn of 1892: a Report on a Visit: Max von Stetten -- 12 A Complication: the Entry of the Gesellschaft Nordwest Kamerun, 1901–1903: Esser’s Correspondence -- 13 A Parliamentary Visitation: Johannes Semler’s Togo und Kamerun: Eindrücke und Momentaufnahmen von einem deutschen Abgeordneten, Leipzig, 1905 -- 14 A Soldier’s View of the Tasks of the Bamenda Military Station in 1908: Hptm. Menzel -- 15 Labour Supply: a Shift of Modalities, 1913: Hptm. Adametz -- APPENDIX I. The ‘Esser Affair’ -- APPENDIX II. The ‘Fetishes’ and the Esser Collection at the Linden Museum -- Map 1 -- Map 2 -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- LIST OF MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS -- ABBREVATIONS -- PREFACE BY THE EDITORS -- EDITORIAL NOTE -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- PART I. The Setting, Public and Private -- 1. Max Esser: His Life and Labours -- PART II. Esser’s Travels -- 2 The Outward Voyage -- 3 Sao Thomé and Principe -- 4 Cameroon – the Historical Background -- 5 Land and People in Cameroon -- 6 In Cameroon -- 7 The Expedition to Bali -- 8 Departure from Cameroon -- 9 Angola, and the Cunene Expedition -- 10 A Retrospective View -- PART III. Colonial Needs and their Consequences: the Viewpoints of some Contemporary Observers -- 11 The ‘Bali Road’ and Baliburg in the Autumn of 1892: a Report on a Visit: Max von Stetten -- 12 A Complication: the Entry of the Gesellschaft Nordwest Kamerun, 1901–1903: Esser’s Correspondence -- 13 A Parliamentary Visitation: Johannes Semler’s Togo und Kamerun: Eindrücke und Momentaufnahmen von einem deutschen Abgeordneten, Leipzig, 1905 -- 14 A Soldier’s View of the Tasks of the Bamenda Military Station in 1908: Hptm. Menzel -- 15 Labour Supply: a Shift of Modalities, 1913: Hptm. Adametz -- APPENDIX I. The ‘Esser Affair’ -- APPENDIX II. The ‘Fetishes’ and the Esser Collection at the Linden Museum -- Map 1 -- Map 2 -- Bibliography -- Index |
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