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Robinson Crusoe

Petrus Borel, N. C. Wyeth, Les éditions du Rey et al.

1686 ★ 3.9

Behind ghetto walls

Lee Rainwater

1974

Choice and circumstance

Kristin A. Moore

1986

The New African

Tim Couzens

1985

Colour, class, and the Victorians

Douglas A. Lorimer

1978

Wonderful adventures of Mrs. Seacole in many lands

Mary Seacole

1988

Lenoir

Ken Greenhall

1998

Durban

Leo Kuper

1958

African psychology in historical perspective and related commentary

Daudi Ajani ya Azibo

1996

Racial experiments in Cuban literature and ethnography

Emily Maguire

2011

Race and Ethnicity in Comparative Perspective (National Political Science Review)

Georgia Persons

1999

More than Black

Susan D. Greenbaum

2002

Casa-grande & senzala

Gilberto Freyre

1956

This Is How We Flow

Angela M. S. Nelson

1999

Negroes in Britain

Kenneth Lindsay Little

1972

Race and culture

Robert Ezra Park

1950

Rough Crossings

Simon Schama

2005

We ask for British justice

Laura Tabili

1994

The Cold War and the color line

Thomas Borstelmann

2001

Common differences

Gloria I. Joseph

1981

Racialised barriers

Stephen Small

1994

Racism and recruitment

Jenkins, Richard

1986

Black music of two worlds

John Storm Roberts

1972

The birth of African-American culture

Sidney Wilfred Mintz

1992

When we ruled

Robin Walker

2006

Sick and tired of being sick and tired

Susan Lynn Smith

1995

The coloured worker in British industry: with special reference to the Midlands and North of England

Peter L. Wright

1968

Blame me on history

Bloke Modisane

1963

Mafeking diary

Brian Willan, Sol T. Plaatje, Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje et al.

1990

Black Presence in English Literature

David Dabydeen

1985

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