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The Story of Africa by Basil Davidson – A richly illustrated history of Africa by renowned historian Basil Davidson, produced alongside the acclaimed Channel Four television series. An authoritative and engaging survey of Africa’s civilizations, cultures, and historical development.
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The Story of Africa by Basil Davidson is a landmark illustrated history of the African continent, written by one of the twentieth century’s most respected historians and commentators on African civilization. Produced in conjunction with the acclaimed Channel Four television series, this substantial volume presents a compelling and accessible exploration of Africa’s peoples, cultures, kingdoms, trade networks, colonial encounters, and struggles for independence.
Drawing on decades of research, Davidson challenges outdated perceptions of Africa by highlighting the continent’s rich historical legacy and the achievements of its diverse societies. The Story of Africa by Basil Davidson traces Africa’s development from ancient civilizations through the medieval empires of West Africa, the trading cities of the east coast, the era of European expansion, and the emergence of modern African nations.
Lavishly illustrated throughout with photographs, maps, historical artwork, and archival material, The Story of Africa by Basil Davidson serves as both an engaging introduction and a valuable reference work. Davidson’s clear narrative style makes complex historical themes accessible to general readers while remaining informative for students, researchers, and collectors of Africana.
Published by Mitchell Beazley in 1984, The Story of Africa remains an important contribution to African historical literature and is highly sought after by collectors of African history, colonial studies, and illustrated historical works.
Condition – Near Fine
1984 hardcover. The book itself is clean and well-preserved internally. Dust jacket is in Good condition with a tear to the lower fore-edge fold and light general shelf wear.
