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The Acculturative Process in Trinidadian Shango
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  • 1927The Peoples of Southern Nigeria245 cited
  • 2017The Yoruba-Speaking Peoples of South-Western Nigeria84 cited
  • 1962The Shango Cult in Nigeria and in Trinidad136 cited
  • 1962Folk Medicine in Trinidad31 cited

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  • 2012Imagining Religions in a Trinidad Village: The Africanity of the Spiritual Baptist Movement and the Politics of Comparing Religions7 cited

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