Kings, Commoners and Concessionaires

This comprehensive study delves into the political economy of the Swazi state during the nineteenth century, exploring its unique governance structures, economic practices, and social dynamics. It examines the interplay between local traditions and colonial influences, shedding light on how these factors shaped the development of the Swazi nation. By analyzing historical documents and economic data, the book provides valuable insights into the complexities of Swazi society and its resilience amidst external pressures.