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Title Slave routes and oral tradition in southeastern Africa / edited by Benigna Zimba, Edward Alpers, and Allen Isaacman.
Publication Info Maputo, Mozambique : Filsom Entertainment, Lda., 2005.
Edition 1st ed.


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Descript x, 335 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Edition 1st ed.
Note Papers originally presented at a UNESCO and University Eduardo Mondland conference held in Maputo, Mozambique, March 17-18, 2004.
ISBN 4610 (/RLINLD/2005)
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Subject Oral tradition -- Africa.
Slave trade -- Africa -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Africa -- History -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Mozambique -- History -- Congresses.
Slaves -- Africa -- History -- Congresses.
Slaves -- Mozambique -- History -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Oral tradition -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Oral tradition -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Africa, Eastern -- History.
Slave trade -- Africa, East -- History.
Slave trade -- Mozambique -- History.
Oral tradition -- Africa, Eastern -- History.
Oral tradition -- Africa, East -- History.
Oral tradition -- Mozambique -- History.
Alt author Alpers, Edward A. (Edward Alter)
Isaacman, Allen F.
Zimba, Benigna de Jesus Lurdina Mateus Lisboa.
Unesco. Slave Route (Project)
Descript x, 335 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Edition 1st ed.
Note Papers originally presented at a UNESCO and University Eduardo Mondland conference held in Maputo, Mozambique, March 17-18, 2004.
ISBN 4610 (/RLINLD/2005)
Subject Oral tradition -- Africa.
Slave trade -- Africa -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Africa -- History -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Mozambique -- History -- Congresses.
Slaves -- Africa -- History -- Congresses.
Slaves -- Mozambique -- History -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Oral tradition -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Oral tradition -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Africa, Eastern -- History.
Slave trade -- Africa, East -- History.
Slave trade -- Mozambique -- History.
Oral tradition -- Africa, Eastern -- History.
Oral tradition -- Africa, East -- History.
Oral tradition -- Mozambique -- History.
Alt author Alpers, Edward A. (Edward Alter)
Isaacman, Allen F.
Zimba, Benigna de Jesus Lurdina Mateus Lisboa.
Unesco. Slave Route (Project)
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 WISE  HT 1326 S6  NOT FOR LOAN  LIB USE ONLY

Subject Oral tradition -- Africa.
Slave trade -- Africa -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Africa -- History -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Mozambique -- History -- Congresses.
Slaves -- Africa -- History -- Congresses.
Slaves -- Mozambique -- History -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Slavery -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Oral tradition -- Africa, Southern -- Congresses.
Oral tradition -- Mozambique -- Congresses.
Slave trade -- Africa, Eastern -- History.
Slave trade -- Africa, East -- History.
Slave trade -- Mozambique -- History.
Oral tradition -- Africa, Eastern -- History.
Oral tradition -- Africa, East -- History.
Oral tradition -- Mozambique -- History.
Descript x, 335 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Note Papers originally presented at a UNESCO and University Eduardo Mondland conference held in Maputo, Mozambique, March 17-18, 2004.
Alt author Alpers, Edward A. (Edward Alter)
Isaacman, Allen F.
Zimba, Benigna de Jesus Lurdina Mateus Lisboa.
Unesco. Slave Route (Project)
ISBN 4610 (/RLINLD/2005)
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