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Afro-European Trade in the Atlantic World: The Western Slave Coast, c1550–c1885

well told, rich and nuanced; whether it is the trail of death or the hilarious antics of the GPS that frequently leads the travellers astray, they unfold the Namibian tale, the narrative of a country and its history, as a story of humanity, warmth, and the intricacies of a father–daughter relationship. If I have any slight complaint, it is that I am left wondering what a reader who is unfamiliar with the country might make of this account. However, being personally familiar with Namibia and her history, as a researcher who lived in the country from 1990 through the entire first decade of its independence and returning frequently for visits, I enjoyed Midgley’s narrative and the fresh perspective that it offers on a recognisable historical and present setting.