Introduction. Martial Races in African History / Myles Osborne
In Mombasa they are "Like Prisoners" to the Mijikenda: Martiality, Trade, and Inland Influences on a Swahili Port City / David Bresnahan
Martial Races in Alawite and French Protectorate Morocco: Black Soldiers, Slavery, and Women's Labor in the Abid al-Bukhari and Tirailleurs Sénégalais / Sarah Zimmerman
A Question of Interpretation: Warfare and Martial Race Theory in West Africa / Sarah Davis Westwood
"Black Skin, White Heart": The Construction of the Martial Race Category in French West Africa / Stéphanie Soubrier
Women, Militarism, and Martial Identities amongst the Acholi of Northern Uganda, 1800-1962 / Lucy Taylor
"To Cool the Hot Blood of a Martial Race . . .": Balancing Zulu Martiality and British Colonial Anxieties, 1879-1906 / Elizabeth Timbs
"Brotherhood that Binds the Brave": Sudanese Soldiers and the Paradox of Martial Identities in the Age of Empire / Ronald Lamothe and Michelle Moyd
From "Savage' to 'Serviceable": Changing Attitudes Towards a Martial African Society in German East Africa / Steven Fabian
The Yoruba as a "Martial Race": The History of an Idea and its Alternatives, 1890-1960 / Oliver Coates
From Martial Races to a People's Army: Decolonization and Martial Identity in Tanzania / Charles Thomas
Afterword. Martial Races in Africa and India / Heather Streets-Salter.