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Robert Campbell
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Robert Campbell".
Aug 31, 2026
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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5:40Karin BarberGUEST
There's already been a printing press in Abeokuta run by the Church Missionary Society.
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5:46Karin BarberGUEST
But the first one in Lagos was brought by an entrepreneur and traveler called Robert Campbell.
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5:54Karin BarberGUEST
He was of Jamaican origin, and he'd been a teacher and a college lecturer, and he'd also been trained as a printer, a compositor for a printing press.
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6:06Karin BarberGUEST
Now, at that time, Lagos was... transforming very, very rapidly.
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6:11Karin BarberGUEST
It was a dynamic commercial scene, lots of entrepreneurial activities, and Robert Campbell was a great entrepreneur.
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6:21Karin BarberGUEST
So he set up a brickworks, he ran a sawmill, he set up a soap-making factory, and he also set up this printing press.
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6:32Karin BarberGUEST
with which he published the first Lagos newspaper, The Anglo-African.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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6:14Karin BarberGUEST
run by the Church Missionary Society.
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6:16Karin BarberGUEST
But the first one in Lagos was brought by an entrepreneur and traveler called Robert Campbell.
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6:24Karin BarberGUEST
He was of Jamaican origin, and he'd been a teacher and a college lecturer, and he'd also been trained as a printer, a compositor for a printing press.
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6:36Karin BarberGUEST
Now, at that time, Lagos was transforming very, very rapidly.
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6:41Karin BarberGUEST
It was a dynamic commercial scene, lots of entrepreneurial activities, and Robert Campbell was a great entrepreneur.
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6:51Karin BarberGUEST
So he set up a brickworks, he ran a sawmill, he set up a soap-making factory, and he also set up this printing press.
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7:02Karin BarberGUEST
with which he published the first Lagos newspaper, The Anglo-African.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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5:58Karin BarberGUEST
run by the Church Missionary Society.
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6:01Karin BarberGUEST
But the first one in Lagos was brought by an entrepreneur and traveler called Robert Campbell.
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6:09Karin BarberGUEST
He was of Jamaican origin, and he'd been a teacher and a college lecturer, and he'd also been trained as a printer, a compositor for a printing press.
K
6:21Karin BarberGUEST
Now at that time, Lagos was... transforming very, very rapidly.
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6:26Karin BarberGUEST
It was a dynamic commercial scene, lots of entrepreneurial activities, and Robert Campbell was a great entrepreneur.
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6:36Karin BarberGUEST
So he set up a brickworks, he ran a sawmill, he set up a soap-making factory, and he also set up this printing press.
K
6:47Karin BarberGUEST
with which he published the first Lagos newspaper, The Anglo-African.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
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6:43Karin BarberGUEST
run by the Church Missionary Society.
K
6:46Karin BarberGUEST
But the first one in Lagos was brought by an entrepreneur and traveler called Robert Campbell.
K
6:54Karin BarberGUEST
He was of Jamaican origin, and he'd been a teacher and a college lecturer, and he'd also been trained as a printer, a compositor for a printing press.
K
7:06Karin BarberGUEST
Now at that time, Lagos was... transforming very, very rapidly.
K
7:11Karin BarberGUEST
It was a dynamic commercial scene, lots of entrepreneurial activities, and Robert Campbell was a great entrepreneur.
K
7:21Karin BarberGUEST
So he set up a brickworks, he ran a sawmill, he set up a soap-making factory, and he also set up this printing press.
K
7:32Karin BarberGUEST
with which he published the first Lagos newspaper, The Anglo-African.
Karin Barber, "Much Matter in a Penny Paper: Early Yoruba Print Culture in Lagos, 1910–1930" (Ohio UP, 2026)
K
6:38Karin BarberGUEST
There's already been a printing press in Abeokuta, run by the Church Missionary Society.
K
6:45Karin BarberGUEST
But the first one in Lagos was brought by an entrepreneur and traveler, called Robert Campbell.
K
6:53Karin BarberGUEST
He was of Jamaican origin and he'd been a teacher and a college lecturer and he'd also been trained as a printer, a compositor for a printing press.
K
7:05Karin BarberGUEST
Now at that time Lagos was transforming very, very rapidly.
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7:10Karin BarberGUEST
It was a dynamic commercial scene, lots of entrepreneurial activities, and Robert Campbell was a great entrepreneur.
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7:20Karin BarberGUEST
So he set up a brickworks, he ran a sawmill, he set up a soap-making factory, and he also set up this printing press.
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7:31Karin BarberGUEST
with which he published the first Lagos newspaper, The Anglo-African.