Index and abstracts for articles on the history of the world from 1450 to the present (excluding the United States and Canada, which are covered in America: History and Life) published since 1955.
Alternative citation: Catholic Church. Diocese of Johannesburg. Bishop. Submissions presented to the Commission [of Enquiry into the Occurrences at Sharpeville (and other places)--on the 21st March, 1960].
The South African History Archive (SAHA) is an independent human rights archive dedicated to documenting and providing access to archival holdings that relate to past and contemporary struggles for justice in South Africa.
Originally developed at Yale University, this rich and dynamic Swahili-English-Swahili dictionary also includes current-news and social networking features. The "Project" accepts donations to support its ongoing development.
The Heinemann African Studies Series (AWS), founded in 1962, covers a broad historical range of modern African fiction, from novels, poetry, and drama by black African authors. Most of the works in the series come from English-speaking countries in western, southern, and eastern Africa, but there are also a number of volumes translated from other languages.
African literature; African authors; African poetry; African fiction; black authors; women authors; African poems; African novels; African short stories; white African authors; post-colonial literature
African literature; African authors; African poetry; African fiction; black authors; women authors; African poems; African novels; African short stories; white African authors; post-colonial literature
Includes fulltext poems, plays, fiction, reference works, journal articles, and links to other Web resources for the study of literature-in-English, including African literatures in English.
Contents list of a collection of 78 indigenously published English language pamphlets from Nigeria of the "Onitsha market literature" genre comprising stories, plays, advice, moral discourses, and other forms of popular literature; pamphlets originally printed approx. 1948-1963.
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