Economic Development of Africa, 1880–1939 vol 3

1: Agriculture: Miscellaneous; 1: Report of the Committee of Enquiry into the Economic Position of the Agricultural Industry of Southern Rhodesia (Salisbury: Government Printer, 1934).; 2: S. Milligan, Report on the Present Position of the Agricultural Industry and the Necessity, or Otherwise, of Encouraging Further European Settlement in Agricultural Areas (Livingstone: Government Printer, 1931).; 3: ‘Does Farming Pay in South Africa?’, in Does Farming Pay? (Pretoria: Office of the High Commissioner of South Africa, [early 1920s]), pp. 315–34.; 4: H. H. Lardner, The Agricultural Question; A Letter to his Excellency Samuel Rowe, M.B., C. M. G., Governor in Chief, &c. &c. &c.; and How to Double the Revenue and Trade and Improve the Sanitary Condition of the West Africa Settlements; with Biographical Sketch (London: Adams & Co., 1880).; 5: H. H. Lardner, Esq. / * Essay.; 6: J. A. Barbour James, The Agricultural and Industrial Possibilities of the Gold Coast (London: St Bride’s Press Ltd and Civil Engineering Press, 1911).; 7: M. T. Dawe, Report on the Agricultural Conditions and Needs of the Gambia (London: Crown Agents for the Colonies, 1921).; 8: A. Holm, Review of Agriculture in Kenya (Nairobi: East African Standard Ltd, 1926).; 9: R. Clifton Grannum, Report of the Committee on Locust Menace Crop Insurance (Nairobi: Government Printer, 1929).; 10: An Agricultural Credit System for Cape Colony (Cape Town: Argus Printing & Publishing Company Ltd, 1907).; 11: Interim Report of the Agricultural Indebtedness Committee (Nairobi: Government Printer, 1936).; 2: European Settlement; 12: South African Settlers Information Committee, Land Settlement in South Africa. Settlers and Farms (Cape Town: Cape Times Ltd, 1916).; 13: Proposals for the Encouragement of Land Settlement and Immigration (London: British South Africa Company, [early 1910s]).; 14: J. W. Downie, Rhodesia: Development and Expansion, with Special Relation to Markets and Migration. Address … and Report of Proceedings of the Committees of the Empire Parliamentary Association (London, Empire Parliamentary Association, 1928).; 15: Northern Rhodesia Department of Lands, Land for Settlers (London: HM East African Dependencies, Trade and Information Office, 1925).; 3: Marketing; 16: E. J. G. Kelly, Report of a Committee appointed in Nigeria to Examine Recommendations made by the Commission on the Marketing of West African Cocoa , Nigeria Sessional Paper 20 (Lagos: Government Printer, 1939).; 17: R. H. Fraser, A Report on the Marketing of Northern Rhodesia Tobacco in Great Britain (Lusaka: Government Printer, 1936).; 18: V. Liversage, The Marketing of Potatoes , rev. Edn (Nairobi: Government Printer, 1932).; 19: Native Produce: Inspection and Marketing Services (Nairobi: Government Printer, 1937).

One of the main motives for British imperialism in Africa was economic gain