The Historical Tradition of Busoga: Mukama and Kintu

This copy is an ex-library edition with standard library markings and stickers on the spine. The hardcover binding is intact, showing minor wear consistent with library use. The pages are clean and free from annotations or inscriptions. There is no dust jacket present.

"The Historical Tradition of Busoga: Mukama and Kintu" by David William Cohen is a scholarly work published by Clarendon Press, Oxford in 1972. This hardcover edition delves into the rich historical narratives surrounding the Busoga region in Uganda, focusing on the legendary figures of Mukama and Kintu. David William Cohen, a respected historian, provides an in-depth analysis of oral traditions and their significance in understanding the cultural history of Busoga. This edition is particularly valuable for its academic insight into African historical traditions, making it a crucial resource for historians and scholars of African studies. The book is an ex-library copy, indicating it was once part of a library collection, but it remains in good condition with typical library markings. Its scarcity in the market enhances its appeal to collectors and researchers interested in African history.