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British East Africa
noun
- a comprehensive term for the former British territories of Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.
British East Africa
noun
- the former British possessions of Uganda, Kenya, Tanganyika, and Zanzibar, before their independence in the 1960s
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"Did you ever think about going to British East Africa to shoot?"
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By the turn of the century railroads crisscrossed what was then the colony of British East Africa, and farmers had fenced off the land.
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“Thank you,” the student replied, cordially but cryptically, his accent signaling his upbringing in formerly British East Africa.
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Meanwhile, Roosevelt was being serenaded in British East Africa at the “Nairobi Follies.”
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Beryl’s father has turned 1,500 acres in the British East Africa Protectorate into a horse farm called Green Hills.
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