An edition of African crossroads (1955)

African crossroads.

With a foreword by Lord Harlech.

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Dundas, Charles Sir
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An edition of African crossroads (1955)

African crossroads.

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Macmillan
Language
English
Pages
242

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Subjects
Administration, Biography, Civil service, Colonies, History, Indigenous peoples, Politics and government, Africa, east, history
People
Charles Dundas Sir (1884-1956)
Places
Africa, Bahamas, East Africa, Great Britain

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Cover of: African crossroads
African crossroads
1976, Greenwood Press
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Cover of: African crossroads.
African crossroads.
1955, Macmillan, St. Martin's Press
in English
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Cover of: African crossroads.
African crossroads.: With a foreword by Lord Harlech.
1955, Macmillan
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DT431 D8

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242p.
Number of pages
242

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OL21337098M

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