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Colonial print culture and institutional design

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Formal British colonial administration after 1874 expanded government printing missionary publishing commercial advertising and vernacular literacy. Gold Coast newspapers schoolbooks postage currency and railway publicity created new public graphic formats documented in national archives and library

Source: British Library — Gold Coast collections
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