Table of Contents
Part 1. Introduction: The State of the Colonial World in the Fall of 1959 1. The Captains and the Kings Depart Part 2. The British Dependent Territories 2. The Crown-Colony System 3. A New Unitary Nation: Ghana 4. Countries with a Future as Unitary States: Singapore and Sierra Leone 5. Countries with a Federal Future: West Indies and Nigeria 6. Country with a Possible Federal Future: Uganda 7. Countries Where White Settlers Cloud the Future: Rhodesia, Nyasaland and Kenya 8. Trust Territories Under British Administration 9. Territories Too Small for Complete Independence 10. Territories Disputed by Foreign Powers Part 3. Overseas France 11. Empire, Union and Community 12. French West Africa 13. French Equatorial Africa 14. Madagascar and Minor French Territories 15. Trust Territories under French Administration Part 4. Belgian Paternalism in Africa 16. The Belgian Congo and the Trust Territory of Ruanda-Urundi Part 5. Portuguese Overseas Provinces 17. From Guinea to Timor Part 6. Conclusion 18. Contrasting Policies of the Four Powers
