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The bizarre story of Britain's failed ostrich empire in Nigeria
Analysis: Ostrich feathers were a major fashion trend in the 1910s but Britain's plans to capitalise on this in Nigeria were doomed from the start In 1912, a South African civil servant, Russell Thornton, left Cape Town with two colleagues, a... Read more.
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