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    History of Busoga

    By Y K Lubogo

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    This 'History of Busoga' is a translation of the original 
    work of Mr Y. K. Lubogo which was 
    written in Luganda between 1921 and 1938. 
    While considerable effort has been made to 
    produce a readable English version, the objective of the 
    translation is to preserve the content and 
    style of the original work rather than produce a 
    literary work. The facts and figures given were
    set forth by Mr. Y.K. Lubogo and have not 
    been verified by the Literature Committee. It 
    is a pity that such a long delay has occurred 
    between the completion of the manuscript 
    and the publication of the book. Nevertheless, it
    is fortunate that this newly constituted 
    Literature Committee has been able to produce 
    for distribution the result of so many years 
    hard work by the author. Since there has 
    been this lapse in time between the writing 
    of the original work and the appearance of 
    this edition 'The History of Busoga' is far from up-to-date 
    and readers have to remember that when the 
    author refers to 'present day conditions', he 
    naturally means at the time he was writing, which
    was prior to 1939.
    A.P.S. SHERIDAN
    Chairman E.W SMITH
    Secretary
    EASTERN PROVINCE (BANTU 
    LANGUAGE)
    LITERATURE COMMITTEE, JINJA - 
    UGANDA

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherY K Lubogo
    Release dateJul 3, 2020
    ISBN9781393867050

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