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The transition from the oral medium to literary exemplified in the demise of the Bemba chieftainship.

By: Maxwell, Kevin B.

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BookPublisher: Texas : Rice University, Institute of African Studies, 1981Subject(s): Culture -- study and teaching -- Culture -- study and teaching | Bemba -- Zambia. -- Bemba -- ZambiaSummary: Discusses the funeral traditions of the Bemba especially after the encounter with Christianity.

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The transition from the oral medium to literary exemplified in the demise of the Bemba chieftainship.

By: Maxwell, Kevin B.