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No Rest for the Weary – or: A Historian’s Work is Never Done – or: One Damned Thing Always Leads Dubiously to Another
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 November 2013
Abstract
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- Research Article
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- History in Africa , Volume 40 , Issue s1: Special 40th Anniversary Issue , November 2013 , pp. s19 - s22
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- Copyright © African Studies Association 2013
References
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2 Inter alia: Joseph C. Miller, “History and Africa/Africa and History,” American Historical Review 104–1 (1999), 1–32.
3 Jan Vansina, The Children of Woot (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1978).
4 Wyatt MacGaffey, “African History, Anthropology, and the Rationality of Natives,” History in Africa 5 (1978), 101–120.