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American Democracy in Africa in the Twenty-First Century? (casebound hardcover) Authors: Edward Lama Wonkeryor, Ella Forbes, James S. Guseh, George Klay Kieh Jr. |
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But We Have No Country: The 1851 Christiana, Pennsylvania Resistance (hardcover with dust jacket) Author: Ella Forbes |
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Dedicated to Music: The Legacy of African American Church Musicians and Music Teachers in Southern New Jersey, 1915-2990 (hardcover with dust jacket) Author: Henrietta Fuller Robinson, Carolyn Cordelia Williams, introduction by Clement Alexander Price |
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Ethnic Tensions in Liberia's National Identity Crisis (casebound hardcover) Author: Emmanuel T. Dolo Analyzes Liberian history to show how ethnic bigotry caused a toxic political, social, and cultural crisis that culminated in its civil war from 1989 to 2003. Also discusses theoretical models with practical methods for bridging ethnic difference. |
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The History of the N'ko Alphabet and Its Role in Mande Transnational Identity (casebound hardcover) Author: Dianne White Oyler History of the N'ko alphabet, an indigenous writing system created for speakers of Mande languages in West Africa by Souleymane Kanté of Guinea. Documents dissemination of N'ko to African countries by grassroots organizations, N'ko literacy, N'ko's impact on the transnational identity of the Mande. |
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United States Policy Towards Liberia 1822 to 2003 (hardcover with dust jacket) Author: Lester S. Hyman |
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United States Policy Towards Liberia 1822 to 2003 (paperback) Author: Lester S. Hyman |
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The African Interior Mission (paperback) Author: C. William Allen Sixteen-year-old Jerry, leaving his rural home for the first time, goes to a Christian boarding school, where he makes friends with students from various parts of his country, Liberia. Novel, ages 14 and older. |
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The Beggars' Pursuit (hardcover with dust jacket) Author: Christian Filostrat Handsome and loyal, Ambassador Molu Sakeseba blames himself for Congo-Kinshasa's trouble. But Washington is not happy with President Motutu. After the Dictator summons Molu home to become foreign minister, he is he is forgiven. Ignoring his friends warnings, he kisses his wife and daughters good-bye and boards his flight for Abu Dhabi on his way home. Romance, intrigue, the hate-filled Security Chief Mgonu, and the Dictator's trap await his arrival. Novel, political thriller. |
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The Beggars' Pursuit (paperback) Author: Christian Filostrat |
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Gathering Stones Where Night Caught Us (paperback) Author: Sei Nyaquoiyeabar In Kukujumuku Forest, West Africa, Sei, his family, friends, and neighbors flee the rebels attacking the government. First taking refuge at Ganta's United Methodist Mission, he crosses the river to safety in the Ivory Coast refugee camp. As he teaches his students, Sei uses brain power, cleverness, and wit to face his daily trials. A satirical roman à clef novel about Liberia's civil war. |
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Learning English the Cultural Way (paperback) Gail uses quilts and quilting to teach the multicultural students in her English as a second language class. Beautifully illustrated with photography and clever graphic design. Poetry, ages 10 and older. Author: Gail A. Mitchell |
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Visions of Black Life: A Collection of Outstanding Short Stories and Poetry, Vol 1 (paperback) Author: Africana Homestead Legacy Publishers |
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Visions of Black Life: A Collection of Outstanding Short Stories and Poetry, Vol 2 (paperback) Author: Africana Homestead Legacy Publishers |
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