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4.6. Pan-Africanism

Africa - The Politics of Unity book: Wallerstein, Immanuel
ISBN: 0000000000000
Series: New York, 1967
African Renaissance book: Sept./Oct. 2004
Adibe, Jideofor
ISBN: 1905068042
Series: London, 2004
Darkwater book: Voices from within the Veil
Du Bois W.E.B.
ISBN: 1591020573
Series: New York, 2003
The Legacy of Efua Sutherland book: Pan-African Cultural Activism
Anne V. Adams, Esi Sutherland-Addy
ISBN: 9780954702311
Series: Oxfordshire, 2007
Migrating Words and Worlds book: Hurlez, E. Anthony
ISBN: 0865437017
Series: Trenton NJ, 1999
The Pan-Africanists book: Watson, Barrington
ISBN: 0865438102
Series: Trenton NJ, 2000
Patrice Lumumba book: Lumumba, Patrice
ISBN: 0901787310
Series: London, 1973
Politics of Black Nationalism book: From Harlem to Soweto
Abraham, Kinfe
ISBN: 0865431566
Series: Trenton, NJ, 1991
Resolutions and Selected Speeches from the Sixth Pan African Congress book: Congress Procedings
ISBN: 0000000000000
Series: Dar Es Salaam, 1976
A Time of Terror book: A Survivor's Story
Cameron, James
ISBN: 0863163254
Series: London, 1994
Unity or Poverty book: The Economics of Pan-Africanism
Green, Reginald H.
ISBN: 0000000000000
Series: London, 1968

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