David Lamb, critically-acclaimed author of The Arabs, spent four years in Africa as a news correspondent, traveling through 48 of its countries. Written in 1983, The Africans is a remarkable and very personal commentary on the people of this vast continent. It offers colorful, close-up views of presidents, peasants, guerilla leaders, and merchants while tracing a vivid history of one of the most varied populations on earth. Everyone interested in world cultures will find The Africans a fascinating experience.
Thunder & Echo - a Musical Myth from Africa
Al Griot
audiobook
Burned
Sue Dobson
audiobook
Running on Empty - 18,000 Miles down Africa with Parkinson's (Unabridged)
Guy Deacon
audiobook
Dem Days Was Hell - Recorded Testimonies of Former Slaves from 17 U.S. States : True Life Stories from Hundreds of African Americans in South about Their Life in Slavery and after the Liberation
Work Projects Administration
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City of Thorns
Ben Rawlence
audiobook
Bush War Operator
A.J. Balaam
audiobook
White Mischief
James Fox
audiobook
An Army at Dawn: The War in North Africa (1942-1943)
Rick Atkinson
audiobook
We Dared to Win
Hannes Wessels
audiobook
The Kebra Nagast
audiobook
The Lionkeeper of Algiers
Des Ekin
audiobook
Spies in the Congo
Susan Williams
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