The African Genius

Basil Davidson

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African history and culture studies African Studies and Ethnography African Studies and Geopolitics

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A general social and cultural history of Africa. Basil Davidson gives insights into the depth and sophistication of African cultural and social history in a way that is intelligible and accessible to the lay-reader. North America: Ohio U Press

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