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C.C. Stewart with E.K. Stewart. Islam and Social Order in Mauritania. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1973. xviii + 204 pp. Maps, genealogies, figures, appendices, bibliographies, index. $14.50

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C.C. Stewart with E.K. Stewart. Islam and Social Order in Mauritania. Oxford: The Clarendon Press, 1973. xviii + 204 pp. Maps, genealogies, figures, appendices, bibliographies, index. $14.50

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 July 2017

Victoria Bomba
Victoria Bomba*
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Afro-American Studies Department, University of Minnesota
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ASA Review of Books , Volume 4 , 1978 , pp. 158 - 160
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Copyright © African Studies Association 1978

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References

1 See Dubie, P., “La vie materielle des Maures,” Melanges Ethnologiques, Dakar, 1953 Google Scholar.

2 This topic is more specifically pursued in an article by Stewart in Journal of African History XVII, No. 4 (London, 1976).

3 A brief discussion of the later nineteenth and twentieth century legacy of Shaikh Sidiyya as well as of how Moorish leadership was modified by French colonial rule, especially early in this century, is given in Stewart's “Political Authority and Social Stratification in Mauritania,” in Gellner and Micaud, eds., Arabs and Berbers (London, 1972). For those wanting more information about Mauritania after Sidiyya's death, this is a key article.