C. W. Hobley (1867-1947) was a colonial administrator who was
stationed in Kenya between 1894 and 1921. Following the
implementation of Indirect Rule in Kenya, indigenous law and custom
were followed in political and judicial proceedings, with the
colonial administration requiring a working knowledge of
traditional customs. This book contains information collected by C.
W. Hobley during his tenure as administrator of Nyanza Province and
was first published in 1910 as part of the Cambridge Archaeological
and Ethnological Series. This detailed ethnography was the first
systematic survey of the Kamba people, and provides a comprehensive
description of their traditional society, cultural practices and
political and economic life. A description of the social
organization of the Masai people is also provided. This volume
contains views on ethnicity which were acceptable at the time it
was first published.
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