Discovering the African past: essays in honor of Daniel F. McCall
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Daniel F. McCall: a personal memoir / by Norman R. Bennett -- Metal arts and society in nineteenth and twentieth century Abomey / by Edna G. Bay -- Zanzibar, Portugal and Mozambique: relations from the late eighteenth century to 1890 / by Norman R. Bennett -- Sexuality and power on the Zambian copperbelt, 1926-1964 / by Jane L. Parpart -- The Ethiopian factor in Mussolini's decision to go to war in 1935 / by Harold G. Marcus -- Religion and anti-slavery at the Cape of Good Hope / by R.L. Watson -- The balance of trade in western Libya in the late eighteenth century / by Mark Dyer -- Family farms and improved development assistance for rural women in Mali / by Lucy E. Creevey.
Daniel F. McCall: a personal memoir / by Norman R. Bennett -- Metal arts and society in nineteenth and twentieth century Abomey / by Edna G. Bay -- Zanzibar, Portugal and Mozambique: relations from the late eighteenth century to 1890 / by Norman R. Bennett -- Sexuality and power on the Zambian copperbelt, 1926-1964 / by Jane L. Parpart -- The Ethiopian factor in Mussolini's decision to go to war in 1935 / by Harold G. Marcus -- Religion and anti-slavery at the Cape of Good Hope / by R.L. Watson -- The balance of trade in western Libya in the late eighteenth century / by Mark Dyer -- Family farms and improved development assistance for rural women in Mali / by Lucy E. Creevey.
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