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Africa-related Papers of Persons and Organizations in the United States

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 May 2014

Morris Rieger*
Affiliation:
National Historical Publications Commission

Extract

The following highly selective list was compiled for presentation at the October 1964 meeting of the African Studies Association's Libraries-Archives Committee in Chicago. It was designed to illustrate preliminary findings of the ASA's National African Guide Project in the area of private (i.e., nongovernmental) papers, and particularly to emphasize their wide variety and distribution. The entries, by individuals and organizations, are grouped under the following broad “activity” categories: Politicians; Diplomats; Naval Officers; Humanitarians; Missionaries; Businessmen and Businesses; Authors, Journalists, and Travelers; and Scholars and Scientists. In several cases there is a further breakdown into subcategories. Within their respective categories or subcategories the entries are arranged alphabetically. An effort has been made throughout this list to complement--rather than duplicate--the coverage of the Collins and Duignan guide, Americans in Africa (Stanford, Calif., Hoover Institution, 1963).

Type
Other
Copyright
Copyright © African Studies Association 1965

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* Throughout this article the abbreviation ab. has been used for “about.”