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Sources of Information

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References Used

"Africa's Colonial Legacy." Economist Mar. 23, 1994: 91-9.

Basil Davidson Africa Series. University of California. 12 Mar. 2000 (http://www.isop.ucla.edu/jscasc/resource/bdfilms.htm)

Conmire, Anne. Something About the Author. Detroit: Gale Research Book Tower, 1978.

Davidson, Basil, perf. Africa: A Voyage of Discovery with Basil Davidson. RM Arts, 1984.

Davidson, Basil. The African Genius. London: Little, Brown, and Company, 1969.

Evory, Ann. Contemporary Authors. Detroit: Gale Research Book Tower, 1981.

Falola, Toyin. "Book Reviews." International Journal of African Historical Studies 31 (1998): 711-713.

Gerhart, Gail. "Recent Books on International Relations." Foreign Affairs 73 (1994): 172.

Ishemo, Shubi. "Historical Dispossession And The Crisis Of The Nation-State In Africa." Review of African Political Economy 22 (Sep. 1995): 359-366.

Metzger, Linda and Deborah A. Straub. Contemporary Authors. Detroit: Gale Research Book Tower, 1986. 

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Relevant Links

African-American Studies Department
Gloria Dickinson's Homepage
Keith Trnka
Book review - This site reviews the book The Lost Cities of Africa by Basil Davidson
Book review - This site reviews the book African Civilization Revisited by Basil Davidson 
Black Man's Burden - This site has a detailed summary of A Black Man's Burden
Buy the Video - Includes an overview of Davidson's series, although the title of the series is wrong. (I wrote Africa: A Voyage of Discovery with Basil Davidson right from the cover of the videocassettes)
Amazon.com - You could maybe find reviews here, and definitely buy books

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