Mary K Vaughan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3845869 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary K Vaughan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary K |
| FAMILY NAME | Vaughan |
| SIGNATURE | VAUGHAN M K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Right to Care |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Mr Mdala Writes to the Governor: Negotiating Colonial Rule in Nyasaland
Kenneth Mdala was born in Nyasaland (now Malawi) at the end of the nineteenth century and became a ‘native clerk’ working for the British colonial administration in neighbouring Tanganyika. He was a prolific writer and historian who attempted, through his writings, to influence colonial policy in Nyasaland. Loyal to the colonial regime, he was nevertheless regarded by them with suspicion. This paper recounts my encounter with Kenneth Mdala in the…
Slavery, Smallpox, and Revolution: 1792 In Ile de France (Mauritius)
In 1792 a slave-ship arrived on the french Indian Ocean island of Ile de France (Mauritius) from South India, bringing with it smallpox. As the epidemic spread, a heated debate ensued over the practice of inoculation. The island was in the throes of revolutionary politics and the community of French colonists were acutely aware of their new rights as 'citizens'. In the course of the smallpox epidemic, many of the political tenisons of the period …
The World as a Company Town
Women, Class, and Education in Mexico, 1880-1928
Finally this paper is not an exhaustive treatment of Mexican women as participants in class struggle although it makes observations about the Mexican womens movement at a particular point in historical time. Essentially it is argued here that during the Mexican Revolution educated petty-bourgeois women reformers employed by the state sought to develop and strengthen the subordinate role of working-class women in the home and in production in reac…
Mr Mdala Writes to the Governor: Negotiating Colonial Rule in Nyasaland
Kenneth Mdala was born in Nyasaland (now Malawi) at the end of the nineteenth century and became a ‘native clerk’ working for the British colonial administration in neighbouring Tanganyika. He was a prolific writer and historian who attempted, through his writings, to influence colonial policy in Nyasaland. Loyal to the colonial regime, he was nevertheless regarded by them with suspicion. This paper recounts my encounter with Kenneth Mdala in the…
Women, Class, and Education in Mexico, 1880-1928
Finally this paper is not an exhaustive treatment of Mexican women as participants in class struggle although it makes observations about the Mexican womens movement at a particular point in historical time. Essentially it is argued here that during the Mexican Revolution educated petty-bourgeois women reformers employed by the state sought to develop and strengthen the subordinate role of working-class women in the home and in production in reac…
Slavery, Smallpox, and Revolution: 1792 In Ile de France (Mauritius)
In 1792 a slave-ship arrived on the french Indian Ocean island of Ile de France (Mauritius) from South India, bringing with it smallpox. As the epidemic spread, a heated debate ensued over the practice of inoculation. The island was in the throes of revolutionary politics and the community of French colonists were acutely aware of their new rights as 'citizens'. In the course of the smallpox epidemic, many of the political tenisons of the period …
Women, Class, and Education in Mexico, 1880-1928
Finally this paper is not an exhaustive treatment of Mexican women as participants in class struggle although it makes observations about the Mexican womens movement at a particular point in historical time. Essentially it is argued here that during the Mexican Revolution educated petty-bourgeois women reformers employed by the state sought to develop and strengthen the subordinate role of working-class women in the home and in production in reac…
The World as a Company Town
Slavery, Smallpox, and Revolution: 1792 In Ile de France (Mauritius)
In 1792 a slave-ship arrived on the french Indian Ocean island of Ile de France (Mauritius) from South India, bringing with it smallpox. As the epidemic spread, a heated debate ensued over the practice of inoculation. The island was in the throes of revolutionary politics and the community of French colonists were acutely aware of their new rights as 'citizens'. In the course of the smallpox epidemic, many of the political tenisons of the period …
Mr Mdala Writes to the Governor: Negotiating Colonial Rule in Nyasaland
Kenneth Mdala was born in Nyasaland (now Malawi) at the end of the nineteenth century and became a ‘native clerk’ working for the British colonial administration in neighbouring Tanganyika. He was a prolific writer and historian who attempted, through his writings, to influence colonial policy in Nyasaland. Loyal to the colonial regime, he was nevertheless regarded by them with suspicion. This paper recounts my encounter with Kenneth Mdala in the…
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