PART TWO: CITATIONS INDEXED BY COUNTRIES VISITED

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SENEGAL
 

Colvile, Zelie Isabelle (Richaud De Preville) (French/British).  Round the Black Man's Garden.  Edinburgh/London: Blackwood and Sons. 1893.  344p.

Dard, Charlotte Adele Picard.  "History of the Sufferings and Misfortunes of the Picard Family, after the Shipwreck of the Medusa on the
Western Coast of Africa, in the Year 1816."  Constable Miscellany.  Volume 2 1827.  pp. 13-197.

Davison, Eva (British).  They Two Went on.  London: Evangel Press.  1979.  231p.  (Ann Symonds (British) and Eva Davison)

Dodwell, Christina (British)(1951-    ).  Travels With Pegasus: A Microlight Journey Across West Africa.  London: Hodder and Stoughton. 1989.  208p.

Fitzgerald, Mary Ann.  Nomad: Journeys From Samburu.  London: Sinclair-Stevenson.  1992.  289p.

Hight, Gladys (American).  African Tempo.  New York: Exposition Press.  1951.  132p.

Jackson, Hazel (British).  Into Africa.  London: Minerva.  1997.  281p.

Jones, Ann (American).  Looking for Lovedu: Days and Nights in Africa.  New York: Alfred a. Knopf.  2001.  268p.

Lowerre, Susan (American).  Under the Neem Tree.  Sag Harbor, New York: Permanent Press.  1991.  255p.

Martin, Tony.  Discovering African Roots: Amy Ashwood Garvey’s Pan-Africanist Journey.  Comparative Studies in South Asia, Africa and the Middle East.  Volume 17 #1 1997.  pp. 118-126.

Melchett, Sonia.  "Christina Dodwell."  (In) Melchett, Sonia.  Passionate Quests: Five Modern Women Travellers.  London/Boston: Faber and Faber.  1992.  pp. 89-133.

Mills, Dorothy Rachael Melissa (Walpole) (British)(1889-1959).  The Golden Land: A Record of Travel in West Africa.  London: Duckworth. 1929.  212p.
----.  The Road to Timbukto.  Boston/London: Small/Duckworth.  1924.  262p.

Packer, Joy (Petersen) (South African)(1905-1977).  Apes and Ivory.  London: Eyre and Spottiswoode.  1953.  400p.

Potter, Ursula Barnett (British).  I'll Fly No More: An Airwoman's Diary.  London: Allen and Unwin.  1951.  213p.

Sacre-Coeur, Marie-Andre du (French)(1899-    ).  The House Stands Firm: Family Life in West Africa.  Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Bruce Publishing.  1962.  242p.  (Birth Name is Jeanne Dorge)

Schafer, Daniel L.  Shades of Freedom: Anna Kingsley in Senegal, Florida and Haiti.  Slavery and Abolition.  Volume 17 #1 April,
1996.  pp. 130-154.

Sheets, Mary Baskerville (American).  A West Africa Journal.  Gualala, California: M. Sheets.  1980.  108p.

Springer, Eva Alice.  As I Saw Africa: Land of Tragedy and Triumph.  Cincinnati: Powell and White.  1936.  240p.

Tinling, Marion.  "Christina Dodwell, 1951-- ."   (In) Tinling, Marion.  Women Into the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers.  Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.  1989.  pp. 113-118.

Watson, Pamela (Australian).  Esprit de Battuta: Alone Across Africa on a Bicycle.  London: Aurum Press.  1999.  342p.
 
 
 
 

SEYCHELLES
 

Baker, Carroll (American)(1931-    ).  To Africa With Love: A True Romantic Adventure.  New York: D.I. Fine.  1986.  205p.

Barkly, Fanny Alexandra (British).  From the Tropics to the North Sea Including Sketches of Colonial Life, Five Years in the Seychelles.
London: Roxburghe.  1899.  252p.

Caldwell, Elsie Noble (American).  Satin Skirts of Commerce.  New York: Richard R. Smith.  1945.  204p.

Dibble, L. Grace (British).  More Return Tickets.  Devon, Great Britain: Arthur H. Stockwell Ltd.  1979.  373p.

Gillham, Mary E. (British).  Islands of the Trade Winds: An Indian Odyssey.  London: Minerva.  2000.  462p.

Veevers-Carter, Wendy (Day).  Island Home.  New York: Random House.  1970.  345p.
 
 
 

SIERRA LEONE
 

Anderson, Isabel Weld Perkins (American)(1876-1948).  Circling Africa.  Boston: Marshal Jones.  1929.  270p.

Ascanio, Pam (American)(1950-    ).  White Men Don’t Have Juju: An American Couples Adventure Through Africa.  Chicago: Noble Press.
1992.  345p.

Balfour, Clara Lucas.  A Sketch of Hannah Kilham.  London: W. and F.G. Cash.  1854.  60p.  (Hannah Kilham (British)(1774-1832))

Bedinger, R.D.  Althea Brown Edmiston.  (In) Winsborough, Hallie P. and Timmons, Sarah L.V. (eds.).  Glorius Living: Informal Sketches
of Seven Women Missionaries of the Presbyterian Church, U.S.  Atlanta: Presbyterian Church, U.S., Committee on Women's Work.  1937.  (Althea Brown Edmiston)(American)(1874-1937)

Biller, Sarah (ed.).  Memoir of the Late Hannah Kilham.  London: Darton and Harvey.  1837.  506p.  (Hannah Kilham (British)(1774-1832))

Cadbury, M.H.  The Life of Amanda Smith: The American Sybil, the Christian Saint.  Birmingham: Cornish Brothers.  1916.  88p.  (Amanda
Smith) (American)(1837-1915)

Cameron, Charlotte (Wales-Almy) (British)(     -1946).  A Woman's Winter in Africa, a 26,000 Mile Journey.  London: Stanley Paul.  1913. 403p.

Christensen, Matthew J.  "Strategies of Placement/Production of Identity: Adelaide Smith Casely Hayford as African Victorian Traveler."
Ufahamu.  Volume 23 #1 1995.  pp. 21-34.

Church, Mary (British).  Sierra Leone: or, the Liberated Africans, in a Series of Letters From a Young Lady to Her Sister in 1832 and 1834.
London: Longmans.  1835.  49p.  (Authored Anonymously)

Clarke, Mary Lane (American) and Clarke, George E.  American Wesleyan Methodist Missions of Sierra Leone, West Africa.  Syracuse, New
York: Wesleyan Methodist Publishing Association Printing.  1910?  256p.

Coleman, Deirdre (ed.).  Maiden Voyages and Infant Colonies: Two Women’s Travel Narratives of the 1790s.  Leicester, Great Britain:
Leister University Press.  1999.  ( Falconbridge, Anna Marie (British)(    -1792)
----..  Anna Maria Falconbridge, `Two Voyages to Sierra Leone (1794).  (In ) Coleman, Deirdre (ed.).  Maiden Voyages and Infant Colonies: Two Women’s Travel Narratives of the 1790s.  Leicester, Great Britain: Leister University Press.  1999. pp. 22-168.  (Anna Marie Falconbridge(British)(   -1792))
----.  Sierra Leone, Slavery, and Sexual Politics: Anna Maria Falconbridge and the `Swarthy Daughter' of  Late 18th Century Abolitionism.    Women's Writing: The Elizabethan to Victorian Period.  Volume 2 #1 1995.  pp. 3-25.  (Anna Marie Falconbridge  (British)(    -1792))

Colvile, Zelie Isabelle (Richaud De Preville) (French/British).  Round the Black Man's Garden.  Edinburgh/London: Blackwood and Sons. 1893.  344p.

Cooper, Joyce Ludden.  They Called Her Ya: The Story of Ruth Saunders.  Salem, Ohio: Allegheny Publications.  1992.  254p.  (Ruth Saunders (American)(1916-    ))

Corey, Vickie Hyde (American)(1954-    ).  The Glad Game.  Washington: Review and Herald Publishing Association.  1979.  156p.

Dickson, Mora.  The Powerful Bond: Hannah Kilham: 1774-1832.  London: Dodson.  1980.  252p.  (Hannah Kilham (British)(1774-1832))

Early, Julie E.  `Monsters of the Deep': The Woman Traveller and Later Victorian Women's Travel Narrative.  Ph.D. Dissertation:
University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.  1991.  316p.   (Margaret Fountaine  (British)(1862-1940))
----.  `There is Much to be Said for Belonging to the Most Powerful Nation on Earth': Margaret Fountaine's Private Manuscript. 
(In) Early, Julie E.  `Monsters of the  Deep': The Woman Traveller and Later Victorian Women's Travel Narrative.  Ph.D. Dissertation:
University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois.  1991.  pp. 228-293.  (Margaret Fountaine (British)(1862-1940))

Falconbridge, Anna Marie (British)(    -1792).  Narrative of Two Voyages to the River Sierra Leone During the Years 1791-1793.  London: N.P.
1802.  287p.  (Originally Published as: Two Voyages to Sierra Leone During the Years 1791-2-3: in a Series of Letters).
----.  Anna Maria Falconbridge: Narrative of Two Voyages to the River Sierra Leone During the Years 1791-1792-1793, and the Journal of Isaac Dubois With Alexander Falconbridge, An Account of the Slave Trade on the Coast of Africa.  Liverpool, Great Britain: Liverpool University Press.  2000.  236p.   (Sierra Leone)  (Edited by Christopher Fyfe)

Ferguson, Moira.  Anna Maria Falconbridge.  (In) Ferguson, Moira.  Subject to Others: British Women Writers and Colonial Slavery,
1670-1834.  New York/London: Routledge.  1992.  (Chapter 9--After the French Revolution).  pp. 198-208.  ( Anna Maria Falconbridge)(British)((Sierra Leone)(    -1792))
----.  Anna Marie Falconbridge and Sierra Leone: `The Reality of a Coloniser'.  (In) Ansell-Pearson, Keith and Parry, Benita and Squires, Judith (eds.).  Cultural Readings of Imperialism: Edward Said and the Gravity of History.  London/New York: Lawrence and Wishart/ St. Martin's Press.  1997.  pp. 247-266. (Anna Marie Falconbridge (British)(     -1792))

Foote, Mrs. Henry Grant ((British).  Recollections of Central America and the West Coast of Africa.  London: T.C. Newby.  1869.  221p.

Fountaine, Margaret (British)(1862-1940).  Butterflies and Late Loves: The Further Travels and Adventures of a Victorian Lady.  London:
Collins.  1986.  141p.  (Edited by W.F. Cater)

Fowler-Lunn, Katharine Stevens (American)(1902-    ). The Gold Missus: A Woman Prospector in Sierra Leone.  London/New York: Allen and Unwin/ Norton.  1938.  303p.

Gaunt, Mary Eliza Bakewell (Australian)(1872-1942).  Alone in West Africa.  London/New York: T. Werner Laurie/Scribner.  1912.  404p.

Hargrave, Carrie Guerphan (American).  African Primitive Life: As I Saw it in Sierra Leone, British Africa.  Wilmington, North Carolina:
Wilmington Printing Co.  1944.  115p.

Harrow, Sharon.  "Trading in the Blush: Domesticating the Colony in Anna Maria Falconbridge’s Narrative."  Journal of African
Travel-Writing.  #5 October, 1998.  pp. 25-37.

Hughson, Shirley Carter (American)(1867-1949).  The Green Wall of Mystery; Venture and Adventure in the Hinterland of West Africa.  West Park, New York: Holy Cross Press.  1928.  222p.

Huxley, Elspeth Joscelyn Grant (British)(1907-1997).  Four Guineas: A Journey Through West Africa.  London: Chatto and Windus.  1954. 303p.

Jacobs, Sylvia M.  Three Afro-American Missionary Women in Africa, 1882-1904.  (In) Keller, Rosemary and Queen, Louise L. and
Thomas, Hilah F.  (eds.).  Women in New Worlds: Historical Perspectives on the Wesleyan Tradition.  Nashville: Abingdon Press.  1982.
pp. 268-280.   ( Sarah E. Gorham )(American)(1832-1894)

Kilham, Alexander.  A Short Account of the Life and Death of Mrs. Sarah Kilham.  To Which is Added, Three Sermons Preached on the Day
She was Interred.  Leeds, Great Britain.  1797.  84p.

Kilham, Hannah (British)(1774-1832).  Report on a Recent Visit to the Colony of Sierra Leone.  London: Phillips.  1928.  24p.
----.  Present State of the Colony of Sierra Leone: Being Extracts of Recent Letters From Hannah Kilham.  Lindfield, Great Britain: C. Green.
1832.  26p.
----.  Memoir of the Late Hannah Kilham: Chiefly Compiled From Her Journal.  London: Darton and Harvey.  1837.  506p.

Kingsley, Mary Henrietta (British)(1862-1900).  Travels in West Africa, Congo Francais, Corisco and the Cameroons.  London: Macmillan.
1897.  743p.
----.  West African Studies.  London/New York: Macmillan.  1899.  639p.

Ledger, Fiona S.  Mr. Bigstuff and the Goddess of Charm: Parties, Cars, Love and Ambition South of the Sahara.  London: Picador.  2000.
290p.

McEwan, Cheryl.  How the Seraphic Became Geographic: Women Travellers in West Africa, 1840-1915.  Ph.D. Dissertation: Loughborough
University, Loughborough, Great Britain.  1995.
----.  Paradise or Pandemonium?  West African Landscapes in the Travel Accounts of Victorian Women.  Journal of Historical Geography.  Volume 22 #1 1996.  pp. 68-83.  (Elizabeth Melville)

Martin, Tony.  Discovering African Roots: Amy Ashwood Garvey’s Pan-Africanist Journey.  Comparative Studies in South Asia, Africa and the Middle East.  Volume 17 #1 1997.  pp. 118-126.

Melville, Elizabeth Helen Callander (Scottish).  A Residence at Sierra Leone, Described From a Journal Kept on the Spot and From Letters
Written to Friends at Home.  London: J. Murray.  1849.  335p.

Mott-Smith, May (British)(1879-1952).  Africa From Port to Port.  New York: Van Nostrand.  1930.  424p.

O’Loughlin, Katrina.  "`Our Floating Prison’: Anna Maria Falconbridge and Travel to the River Sierra Leone."  Journal of African
Travel-Writing.  #5 October, 1998.  pp. 38-49.

Packer, Joy (Petersen) (South African)(1905-1977).  Apes and Ivory.  London: Eyre and Spottiswoode.  1953.  400p.

Peterson, Martha Dunlop (American).  African Adventure: Peace Corps Assignment in Sierra Leone.  M.A. Thesis: Sonoma State University, Sonoma, California.  1987.  236p.

Sadow, Sue (American).  Into Africa With the Peace Corps: Sue Sadow, First Senior Citizen Volunteer, Remembers Sierra Leone in the 60s.
Westminster, Colorado: Beaumont Books.  1986.  128p.

Sheldon, W.G.  Obituary--Margaret Elizabeth Fountaine.  Entomologist.  Volume 73 1940.  pp. 193-195.  (Margaret Fountaine
(British)(1862-1940)) 

Singer, Caroline (American)(1888-1963).  White Africans and Black.  New York: W.E. Rudge/Norton.  1929.  120p.

Spencer, Sue Way. (American)(1908-    ).  African Creeks I Have Been Up.  New York: McKay.  1963.  212p.

Springer, Eva Alice.  As I Saw Africa: Land of Tragedy and Triumph.  Cincinnati: Powell and White.  1936.  240p.

Tata, Fabian T.  The Blessed Mothers: African-American Missionary Women in English-Speaking Colonial Africa, 1850-1950: Their
History, Their Work and Their Impact.  Ph.D. Dissertation: Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida.  2002.  510p.

Taylor, Marshall W.  The Life, Travels, Labors, and Helpers of Mrs. Amanda Smith: The Famous Negro Missionary Evangelist.
Cincinnati, Ohio: Cranston and Stowe.  1887.  63p.  (Amanda Smith) (American)(1837-1915)

Twells, A.  "So Distant and Wild a Scene: Language, Domesticity and Difference in Hannah Kilham's Writing From West Africa, 1822-1832."
Women’s History Review.  Volume 4 #3 1995.  pp. 301-318.

Wilson, Libby (British).  Unexpected Always Happens: Journal of a Doctor in Sierra Leone.  Edinburgh: Argyll Press.  1996.  191p.

Wrong, Margaret (Canadian)(    -1948).  West African Journey: In the Interests of Literacy and Christian Literature.  London: Edinburgh House.  1946.
 
 
 

SOMALIA
 

Akeley, Mary Lee (Lenore) Jobe (American)(1886-1966).  Adventures in the African Jungle.  New York: Dodd Mead.  l930.  275p.
----.  Lions, Gorillas and Their Neighbors.  New York: Dodd.  1932.  260p.

Baez, Joan.  One Bowl of Porridge: Memoirs of Somalia.  Santa Barbara, California: John Daniel.  1986.  94p.

Bassett, Troy.  A Dangerous Woman: The Representation of Big-Game Hunter Lady Jenkins,  in Antonia William' `Recollections of     Somaliland, 1904-1905.   Paper Presented at the Conference `Writing the Journey: A Conference on American, British and Anglophone
Travel Writers and Writing, June 10-13, 1999, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  (Somalia)  (Catherine Minna Jenkins            (South African))(Antonia Williams (British)(1856-    )

Capstick, Fiona C.  The Herbert Cousins--Somaliland Safari.   (In)  The Diana Files: The Huntress-Traveller Through History. Johannesburg, South Africa: Rowland Ward Publications.  2004.  pp. 179-187.  (Agnes Herbert (British)(1880-1960) (Cecily Herbert)(British)

Crowther, Dawn-Starr.  Mary L. Jobe Akeley. Tempe, Arizona: Arizona State University, School of Art.  1989.  28p.

Czech, Kenneth P.  Agnes Herbert, the Penultimate Diana.  (In) Czech, Kenneth P.  With Rifle and Petticoat: Women as Big Game
Hunter.  New York: Derrydale Press.  2002.  pp.  67-84.  (Agnes Herbert (British)((1880-1960)
Czech, Kenneth P.  With Rifle and Petticoat: Women as Big Game Hunter. New York: Derrydale Press.  2002.  189p. (Antonia Williams, Catherine Minna Jenkins, Agnes Herbert)

D'Haem, Jeanne.  The Last Camel: True Stories About Somalia.  Lawrenceville, New Jersey: Red Sea Press.  1997.  230p.

Hamilton, Genesta (British)(1899-   ).  A Stone's Throw.  Travels From Africa in Six Decades.  London: Hutchinson.  1986.  373p.

Herbert, Agnes (British)(    -1960).  Two Dianas in Somaliland: The Record of a Shooting Trip.  London: J. Lane.  1907.  306p.

Koza, Kimberly A. "The Africa of Two Western Women Writers: Barbara Kingsolver and Margaret Laurence." Critique. Volume 44 #3
 2003. pp. 284-294.

Laurence, (Jean) Margaret Wemyss (Canadian)(1926-1987).  New Wind in a Dry Land: An Account of a Soujourn Among the Nomads of
Somaliland.  New York: Knopf.  1964.  295p.  (Also Published as: The Prophets Camel Bell)

Ledger, Fiona S.  Mr. Bigstuff and the Goddess of Charm: Parties, Cars, Love and Ambition South of the Sahara.  London: Picador.  2000.
290p.

Metcalf, Charlotte (British).  Walking Away: A Film-Maker's African Journal..  Bridgnorth, Great Britain: TravellersEye.  2003.  256p.

Paine, Sheila (British).  The Linen Goddess: Travels From the Red Sea to Prizren.  London: Pallas Athene.  2003.  220p.

Roy, Wendy. "Maps of Gender and Imperialism in Travel Writing by Anna Jameson, Mona Hubbard, and Margaret Laurence." Ph.D.
Dissertation: McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 2003.   (Canadian)(1926-1987)

Roy, Wendy J. "Maps of Gender and Imperialism in Travel Writing by Anna Jameson, Mona Hubbard, and Margaret Laurence."
Montreal, Quebec, Canada: McGill University Press. 2005.   (Canadian)(1926-1987)

Sparrow, Fiona M.  Into Africa With Margaret Laurence.  Toronto: ECW Press.  1992.  251p.
----.  `The Spirit of the Ascent’: The African Writings of Margaret Laurence.  Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.  1989.  311p.

Swayne, Frances (British).  A Woman's Pleasure Trip to Somaliland.  Bristol, Great Britain: J. Wright.  1907.  172p.

Woodcock, George.  "Many Solitudes: The Travel Writings of Margaret Laurence."  Journal of Canadian Studies.  Volume 13 Fall, 1978.  pp. 3-12.

Woodcock, George.  "Many Solitudes: The Travel Writings of Margaret Laurence."  (In) Woodcock, George (ed.).  A Place to Stand on:
Essays by and About Margaret Laurence.  Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Ne West Press.  1983.  pp. 135-151.  ((Jean) Margaret Wemyss
Laurence (Canadian)(1926-1987))
 
 
 

SOUTH AFRICA
 

Adler, Michelle.  Skirting the Edges of Civilisation: British Women Travellers and Travel Writers ion South Africa, 1797-1899.  Ph.D.
Dissertation: University of London, London, Great Britain.  1996.
----.  "`Skirting the Edges of Civilsation’: Two Victorian Women Travellers and `Colonial Space’s’ in South Africa."  (In) Darian-Smith, Kate
and Gunner, Liz and Nuttall, Sarah (eds.).  Text, Theory, Space: Land, Literature and History in South Africa and Australia.  London/New York: Routledge.  1996.  pp. 83-98.  (Florence Dixie, Sarah Heckford)

Akeley, Mary Lee (Lenore) Jobe (American)(1886-1966).  Restless Jungle.  New York: R.M. McBride/National Travel Club.  1936.  313p.

Allen, Vivien.  Lady Trader: A Biography of Mrs. Sarah Heckford.  London: Collins.  1979.  243p.  (Sarah Maud Goff Heckford (Irish/
British)(1839-1903))

Alston, Madeline.  From an Old Cape Homestead.  London: J. Lane.   1929.  324p
----.  From the Heart of the Veld.  London/New York: John Lane.  1916.  253p.
----.  Wanderings of a Bird Lover in Africa.  London: H.F. and G. Witherby.  1937.  255p.

Anderson, Isabel Weld Perkins (American)(1876-1948).  Circling Africa. Boston: Marshal Jones.  1929.  270p.

Anderson, Peter S.  Weapons of Peace: The Story of William and Johanna Anderson.  Hong Kong: P.S. Anderson.  1995.  197p.

Anonymous.  "Bibliography (Margery Perham)."  Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History.  Volume 19 #3 October, 1991.  pp. 231-232.
----.  "Chronology of Margery Perham's Life."  Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History.  Volume 19 #3 October, 1991.  pp. 229-230.
----.  "From Kimberley to Bloemfontein: Two Girls in a Cape Cart."  South African Railways and Harbours Magazine.  December, 1923.  (South Africa)
----.  "Lady Anne Barnard at Cape Town."  Living Age.  Volume 159 1883.
----.  "Lady Anne Barnard at the Cape."  Temple Bar. Volume 69 1883.  pp. 351+.
----.  The Story of Ida Pfeiffer and Her Travels in Many Lands.  London: T. Nelson and Sons.  1879.  207p.  (Ida Laura Reyer Pfeiffer (Austrian)  (1797-1858))

Anonymous (English Lady).  Two Years in Natal.  Fraser's Magazine.  Volume 12 September, 1875.  pp. 312-334.

Ashley. Audrey.  Peace-Making in South Africa: The Life and Work of Dorothy Maud.  Bognor Regis, West Sussex, Great Britain: New
Horizon.  1980.  134p.  (Dorothy Maud (British)(    - 1977))

Awdry, Frances.  An Elder Sister.  A Short Sketch of Anne Mackenzie and Her Brother, the Missionary Bishop.  London: Bembrose and Sons.  1878.  261p.  (Anne Mackenzie (British)(1813?-1877))

Balfour, Alice Blanche (British)(    -1936).  "A Short Account of a Journey Through the British South Africa Company’s Territory in 1894." National Review.  Volume 25 April, 1985.  pp. 183-206.
----.  "A Short Account of a Journey Through the British South Africa Company’s Territory in 1894."  National Review.  Volume 25 May, 1895.  pp. 351-373.
----.  "A South African Trek."  Wide World Magazine.  June, 1898.
----.  Twelve Hundred Miles in a Waggon.  London/New York: Arnold.  1895.  265p.

Barber, Mary Elizabeth.  "In the Claims (Notes From a Journal)."  Cape Monthly Magazine.  Volume 4 1872.  pp. 39-45.
----. "Night at Du Toit’s Pan. Notes From a Journal." Cape Monthly Magazine.  Volume 3 1871.  pp. 331-333.
----.  "Wanderings in South Africa, 1879."  Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library.  Volume 17 #2 1962.

Barkas, Natalie Webb.  Thirty Thousand Miles For the Films: The Story of the Filming of 'Soldier Three' and 'Rhodes in Africa'.
London/Glasgow: Blackie and Son.  1937.  197p.

Barker, Nicolas. "Lady Anne Barnard: Artist and Author." Bulletin du Bibliophile. #1 2003. pp. 71-83. (South Africa)

Barkly, Fanny Alexandra (British).  Among Boers and Basutos and With Barkley's Horse, the Story of Our Life on the Frontier.  London:
Roxburghe.  1893.  257p.

Barnard, Anne Lindsay (Scottish)(1750-1825).  The Cape Diaries of Lady Anne Barnard, 1799-1800.  Cape Town: Van Riebeeck Society.
Second Series #29-#30.  1999.  Two Volumes.  (South Africa)  (Edited by Margaret Lenta)
----.  The Cape Journals of Lady Anne Barnard, 1797-1798.  Cape Town: Van Riebeeck Society.
           Second Series #24.  1994.  431p.  (South Africa)  (Edited by A.M. Lewin Robinson and Margaret Lenta and Dorothy Driver)
----.  "Journal of a Residence at the Cape of Good Hope, and a Short Tour Into the Interior."  (In) Anderson, H.J. (ed.).  South Africa a Century Ago: Letters and Journals (1779-1801).  Cape Town/Oxford: Maskew Miller and Basil Blackwell. 1925.
----.  "Lady Anne Barnard."  Cape Monthly Magazine.  Volume 5 1859.  pp. 211-223.
----.  South Africa a Century Ago: Letters Written From the Cape of Good Hope (1797-1801).  Cape Town: Miller. London: Smith, Elder.  1901.
316p.  (Edited by W.H. Wilkins)
----.  The Letters of Lady Anne Barnard to Henry Dundas From the Cape and Elsewhere, 1793-1803, Together With Her Journal of a Tour Into the Interior.  New York: Dodd Mead.  1901.

Barrington, Charlotte Mary (Stopford).  Through Eighty Years: 1855-1935.  The Reminiscences of Charlotte Viscountess Barrington. London: John Murray.  1936.  254p.

Barry, E.G.H.  "Lady Anne Barnard’s Stay in the Overberg: An Interesting Discovery."  Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library.
Volume 42 #3 1988.  pp. 114-118.

Barter, Charlotte (British).  Alone Among the Zulus; By a Plain Woman: The Narrative of a Journey Through the Zulu Country, South Africa. London: Society for the Promotion of Christian Knowledge.  1866.  104p.  (By `A Plain Woman’)
----.  Home in South Africa.  London: Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge.  1867.  158p.  (By `A Plain Woman’)

Bartol E. J.  Recollections of a Traveller.  Private Printing.  1906.  318p.

Bartram, Lady Alfred (British).  Recollections of Seven Years' Residence at the Mauritius, or Isle of France by a Lady.  London: J. Cawthorn.
1830. 208p. (`By a Lady’)

Bean, Lucy and Van Heyningen, Elizabeth (eds.).  The Letters of Jane Waterston, 1866-1905.  Cape Town: Van Riebeeck Society #14. 1983.
304p.  (Jane Waterston (Scottish)(1843-1932))

Beer, Frank H.  `The Angel of Love' (Emily Hobhouse).  Liskeard, Cornwall, Great Britain: Charaton Books.  2002.  216p.  (Emily Hobhouse (British)(1860-1926))

Beinart, William.  Men, Science, Travel and Nature in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth- Century Cape.  Journal of Southern African
Studies.  Volume 24 #4 December, 1998.  pp. 775-799.  (Mary Elizabeth Barber (South African (1818-    ))

Bell, Catherine.  "A Letter From Lady Catherine Bell, 1829."  Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library.  Volume 26 #1 1971.

Bell, Enid Moberly (British)(1881-1967).  Flora Shaw (Lady Lugard D.B.E.).  London: Constable.  1947.  309p.  (Flora Louisa Shaw (Lady Lugard) (British)(1852-1929))

Bell, Morag.  `Citizenship Not Charity': Violet Markham on Nature, Society and the State in Britain and South Africa.   (In) Bell, Morag  and Butlin, Robin A. and Heffernan, Michael J. (eds.).  Geography and Imperialism, 1820-1940.  Manchester/New York: Manchester University Press.  1995.  pp. 189-220.

Bicknell, Leona Mildred.  How a Little Girl Went to Africa: Told by Herself.  Boston: Lee and Shepard.  1904.  172p.

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the Slave Trade on the Nile, 1870-1873.  London: William Kimber.  1972.  240p.  (Edited by Ann Baker)

Baker, Samuel White.  The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia and the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs.  London: Macmillan and Co.  1867. 596p.  (Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))
----.   Ismailia: A Narrative of the Expedition to Central Africa For the Suppression of the Slave Trade.  Organized by Ismail, Khedive of Egypt. New York: Harper & Brothers.  1875.  542p.  (Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))
----.  The Albert N’yanza, Great Basin of the Nile, and the Explorations of the Nile Sources.  London: Macmillan.  1866.  Two Volumes.  516p.
(Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))

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Tinne 1839-1869)) (By M. Betham-Edwards)

Blaikie, W.G.  "Lady Travellers."  Blackwood’s Magazine.  Volume 160 July, 1896.  pp. 49-66.  (Alexandrine Tinne, Florence Baker)

Broome, Mary Anne (Stewart) Barker (British)(1831-1911).  Travelling About Over New and Old Ground.  London/New York: G. Routledge.
1872.  353p.  (Part Four: Africa) (By Lady Barker)

Bulpett, C.W.L.  A Picnic Party in Wildest Africa: Being a Sketch of a Winter’s Trip to Some of the Unknown Waters of the Upper Nile.   London: E. Arnold.  1907.  246p.   (Lucic McMillan (American))

Capstick, Fiona C.  Florence Baker--North-East Africa's Explorer-Huntress.  (In)  The Diana Files: The Huntress-Traveller Through History.  Johannesburg, South Africa: Rowland Ward Publications.  2004.  pp. 43-53.  (Baker, Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass (Hungarian)(1841-1916) 

Chavis, Grace L. (American).  Reflections on Africa.  Hicksville, New York: Exposition Press.  1975.  70p.

Chown, Daisy M.  Wayfaring in Africa: A Woman’s Wanderings From the Cape to Cairo.  London: Heath Canton Limited.  1927.  223p.

Court Treatt, Stella (British).  Cape to Cairo: The Record of a Historic Motor Journey.  Boston/London: Brown Little/G.G. Harrap.  1927.  250p.
----.  Out of the Beaten Track: A Narrative of Travel in Little Known Africa.  New York: Dutton.  1931.  288p.
----.  Sudan Sand: Filming the Baggara Arabs.  London: George Harrap.  1930.  252p.

Cox, James A.  "Samuel and Florence Baker."  (In) National Geographic Society. Into the Unknown: The Story of Exploration. National
Geographic Society.  1987.  pp. 219-225.

Crile, Grace (McBride) (American)(1876-1948).  Skyways to a Jungle Laboratory: An African Adventure.  London/New York:
Heineman/Norton.  1937.  240p.

Czech, Kenneth P.  With Rifle and Petticoat: Women as Big Game Hunter. New York: Derrydale Press.  2002.  189p. (Cornelia May
 Speedy, Lucie McMillan)

Douglass, Lillie Bernard (American).  Cape Town to Cairo.  Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers.  1964.  348p.

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Fraser, Siri (Australian) and Pederson, Ebba (Danish).  Love, Siri and Ebba.  London: Nicholas Saunders.  1973.  126p.

Garland, Madge.  Four Fearless Females.   The Saturday Book.  Volume 24, 1964.  pp. 56-71.  (Alexandrine Tinne)

Gentz, Wilhelm.  Alexandrine Tinne.  Temple Bar.  Volume 28 February, 1870.  pp. 304-309.   (Alexandrine Petronella Francina    
Tinne (Dutch)(1839-1869))

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Guinness, Henry G.  Lucy Guinness Kumm, Her Life Story.  London: Morgan and Scott; Regions Beyond Missionary Union.  1908.  93p. (Lucy Evangeline Guinness (British)(1865-1906))

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Turkey, Egypt, the Holy Land, Syria, Nubia, etc. in 1843-4.  London: Coburn.  1845.  Three Volumes.

Hall, Richard. Lovers on the Nile: The Incredible African Journeys of Sam and Florence Baker.  New York: Random House.  1980.  254p.
(Florence Barbara Maria Finian von Sass Baker (Hungarian)(1841-1916))

Hamalian, Leo (ed.).  Ladies on the Loose: Women Travelers of the 18th and l9th Centuries.  New York: Dodd, Mead.  1981.  256p.                        (Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne 1839-1869)

Hatch, Olivia Stokes (American).  Olivia's African Diary: Cape Town to Cairo, 1932.  Washington, D.C.: Distributed by A.C.E. Distribution
Center.  1980.  162p.

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Hollond, Ellen Julia (Teed) (British)(1822-1884).  A Lady's Journal of Her Travels in Egypt and Nubia (1858-9).  London: E. Faithful.  1864. 218p.  (By E.J. Hollond)

Jaques-Aldridge, Mary (British).  Trio's Trek: The Story of a Ten-Thousand-Mile Hitch Hike.  London: W.H. Allen.  1955.  244p.

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Oleander Press.  1987.  158p.

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Lowth, Alys (American).  Doreen Coasting.  London: Longmans, Green.  1912.  294p.

McCune, Maggie (British)(1942-    ).  Till the Sun Grows Cold: Searching for My Daughter, Emma.  London: Headline Book Publishing.
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Molloy, Peter (British)(1914-    ).  The Cry of the Fish Eagle; The Personal Experiences of a Game Warden and His Wife in the Southern Sudan.  London: M. Joseph.  1957.  254p.

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Petherick, Katherine Harriet (Edlman).  Mrs. Petherick's African Journal.  Blackwood's Magazine,  Volume 91, 1862.  pp. 673-701.
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Roe, Kathy J.  Five Victorian Women Explorers in Africa, 1856-1900.  M.A. Thesis: Winthrop College, Rock Hill, South Carolina.  1976.        225p.   (Florence Baker, Katherine Petherick,  Alexandrine Tinne)

Rogers, Dorothy (American)(1914-1986).  Jeopardy and a Jeep: Africa Conquered by Two Women Professors.  Rindge, New Hampshire: R.R.
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