Presence and Prestige, Africans in Europe: A History of Africans in Europe Before 1918History, with many biographies, of persons from Africa or of African descent (including Afro-Americans, West Indians, etc.) living in Europe from medieval times to the end of World War I. |
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Catalyst of the modern missionary movement | 173 |
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