Abstract
In the first decade of the African redemption and independence movement there was a powerful sentiment abroad that Africa should not become the cockpit of great power conflicts and intrigues. There was a decidedly racial thrust to the feeling that Africa must not be allowed to become the object of a second scramble now that official colonialism was coming to an end.
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