The Last Colony
A Tale of Exile, Justice and Britain’s Colonial Legacy
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Narrated by:
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Adjoa Andoh
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Philippe Sands
About this listen
FROM THE WINNER OF THE BAILLIE GIFFORD PRIZE and author of EAST WEST STREET
THE INSTANT SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
'Should be read by anyone who cares about justice, humanity and human rights' Elif Shafak
'An essential account' Sunday Times
'Powerful and persuasive . . . superb' Abdulrazak Gurnah
'An urgent reminder that Britain's colonial rule isn't our past. It's our present' New Statesman
'An important [book]' Observer
'Elegant, moving and profoundly informative' The Scotsman
Through one woman's fight for justice, the award-winning author of East West Street exposes the shocking events that marked the 1965 establishment of the British Indian Ocean Territory. Written with Sands' characteristic expertise, insight and thrilling storytelling, The Last Colony lays bare the brutal legacy of colonial rule, the devastating impact of Britain's grip on its last colony in Africa and the ongoing struggle to right a historic wrong.
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©2022 Philippe Sands (P)2022 Weidenfeld & NicolsonWhat listeners say about The Last Colony
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- Angus Stewart
- 10-01-2023
Brilliant, breathtaking
The story of Britain’s disregard for the international rule of law brilliantly told. Once again, Philippe Sands brings the world of international law to life; an intriguing human tale. Well done!
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- Adam
- 05-02-2023
The overly forced accents are really annoying
I can only catch every few words with the accents. I’ve never had this problem before… have listened to over 200 titles. It’s the type of accent that lip reading and or subtitles would maybe just enable you to understand most of what they are saying. You can tell that the audiobook is trying to exoticise these places for western audiences.
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