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PART ONE: ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AUTHORS
Numbers 1501-1733
1501. Steele, Audrey
(British). Only Half Way: The Diary of an African Journey. Berkshire,
Great Britain: Astel Publishing. 1998. 309p.
(Morocco, Western Sahara, Mauritania, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria,
Cameroon, Central African Republic, Zaire, Uganda,
Kenya)
1502. Stefoff, Rebecca. Women of the
World: Women Travelers and Explorers. New York: Oxford University
Press. 1992. 151p. (Ida
Pfeiffer, Florence Baker, Mary Kingsley, Fanny Bullock Workman)
1503. Stenbock, Evelyn.
"Miss Terri!": The Story of Maude Cary, Pioneer GMU Missionary in
Morocco. Smithville, Missouri: Gospel
Missionary Union. 1970. 143p. (Morocco) (Maude Cary
(American)(1878-1967)
1504. Stephens, Mrs. (British). Diary of a Trip to South Africa 1886. (Privately Published) 1886. 24p.
1505. Stern, Irma (South African)(1894-1966). Congo. Pretoria: J.L. van Schaik. 1943. 49p. (D.R. Congo)
1506. Stevens, Ethel May Stefana (British)(1879-1972). My Sudan Year. London: Mills and Boon. 1912. 305p. (Sudan) (By E.S. Stevens)
1507. Stevenson, Catherine B.
“The Depiction of the Zulu in the Travel Writing of Florence
Dixie." Paper Presented at the 1980 African
Studies Association (ASA) Conference, October 15-18, 1980, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. New Brunswick, New Jersey: ASA. Rutgers
University. (Florence Caroline Douglas Dixie (British)(1857-1905)
1508. ----. “Female Anger and
African Politics: The Case of Two Victorian `Lady
Travellers’.” Turn of the Century Women. Volume 2,
1985.
pp. 7-17. (Mary Kingsley and Florence Dixie)
1509. ----. Victorian Women Travel
Writers in Africa. Boston: Twayne. 1982. 184p.
(Florence Dixie, Mary Kingsley) (Camerooon, Gabon,
Nigeria, South
Africa)
1510. Stewart, Frances De Forest (American). Four Weeks, Four Women and a Boat. New York: Privately Printed. 1929. (Egypt)
1511. Stewart, I. R. Govan. The
Love That Was Stronger: Lilias Trotter of Algiers. London: Published for
the Algiers Mission Band by the
Lutterworth Press. 1958. 96p. (Algeria) (Isabella
Lilias Trotter (British) (1853-1928))
1512. Stewart, Julia. Eccentric
Graces: Eritrea and Ethiopia Through the Eyes of a Traveler.
Lawrenceville, New Jersey: Red Sea Press. 1998.
(Eritrea, Ethiopia)
1513. Stone, Olivia M. Tenerife
and its Six Satellites: or, the Canary Islands Past and Present. London:
Marcus Ward. 1887. Two Volumes.
477/459p.
1514. Stott, Kenhelm W. Exploring
With Martin and Osa Johnson. Chanute, Kansas: Martin and Osa Johnson
Safari Museum Press. 1978.
133p. (D.R. Congo, Kenya, Tanzania) (Osa Helen Leighty Johnson
(American) (1894-1953))
1515. ----. “In the Footsteps
of Martin and Osa Johnson.” Zoonooz. #57 July, 1974.
pp. 4-11.
1516. ----. Martin and Osa Johnson:
Exploration Was Their Way of Life.” Explorers Journal. Volume
58 #3 1980. pp. 106-109.
1517. Stover, Bertha D. The Daydawn in Bailundu.” Missionary Herald. Volume 83 1887. pp. 205-208. (Angola)
1518. Strahan, Lisbeth Gooch S’eguin
(British)(1890?- ). Walks in Algiers and Its
Surrounding. London: Daldy, Isbister and Co. 1878.
(Algeria)
1519. Straiton, M. and Straiton, Emma
(Americans). Two Lady Tramps Abroad; A Compilation of Letters Descriptive of Nearly a Year's Travel
in India, Asia Minor,
Egypt, the Holy Land, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, France,
England, Ireland and Scotland. Flushing,
New York: Evening Journal
Press. 1881, 335p. (Egypt)
1520. Strange, Nora Kathleen
(British)(1885- ). Kenya Calling. London: Stanley
Paul. 1928. 256p. (Kenya)
1521. ----. Kenya To-Day.
London: Stanley Paul. 1934. 288p. (Kenya)
1522. Strauss, Frances (Bell Wiley) (American)(1904- ). My Rhodesia. Boston: Gambit. 1969. 206p. (Zimbabwe)
1523. Strickland, Diana. Through the Belgian Congo. London: Hurst and Blackett. 1925. 288p. (D.R. Congo)
1524. Strickrodt, Silke. `Those
Wild Scenes': Africa in the Travel Writings of Sarah Lee (1791-1856).
Berlin/Cambridge, Massachusetts:
Glienicke/Galda and Wilch Verlag. 1998. 121p. (Leipzig
Explorations in Literature and Culture Volume #1) (Gambia, Ghana) (Sarah
Lee
(British)
1525. Stuart-Watt, Eva
(British)(1891- ). Africa's Dome of Mystery: Comprising
the First Descriptive History of the Wachagga People of
Kilimanjaro, Their Evangelization, and a Girl's Pioneer Climb to the Crater of
Their 19,000 Foot Snow Shrine. London/Edinburgh:
Marshall, Morgan and Scott. 1930. 241p. (Tanzania)
1526. ----. Aflame for God; A Story
of Pioneering Amongst Cannibals. London /Edinburgh: Marshall, Morgan and
Scott. 1937. 124p.
(Nigeria) (Johanna Veenstra (American)(1894-1933))
1527. Such, Georgiana Barbara.
Romance Road; Intimate Glimpses of Life and Work in North Africa. New
York: Fleming H. Revell. 1930.
215p. (Algeria, Tunisia)
1528. Suenens, Leon-Joseph. Edel
Quinn: Envoy of the Legion of Mary to Africa. Dublin, Ireland: C.J.
Fallon. 1955. 275p. (Kenya, Malawi,
Mauritius, Tanzania, Uganda) (Edel Mary Quinn (Irish) (1907-1944))
1529 Summerskill, Mimi Lafollette
(American). In the Land of Solomon and Sheba. Lawrenceville, New
Jersey: Red Sea Press. 1998. 200p.
(Ethiopia)
1530. Sumner, Mrs. George (British)(1828-1921). Our Holiday in the East. London, Hurst and Blackett. 1881. 342p. (Egypt)
1531. Sumrall, Lester Frank.
Lillian Trasher; The Nile Mother. Springfield, Missouri: Gospel
Publishing House. 1951. 177p. (Egypt) (Lillian
Trasher (American)(1887- ))
1532. Sutton, Pamela M. Ethiopian Journal, 1985. Newport Beach, California: Sherwood-Spencer Publishing. 1986. 181p. (Ethiopia)
1533. Swayne, Frances (British). A Woman's Pleasure Trip to Somaliland. Bristol, Great Britain: J. Wright. 1907. 172p. (Somalia)
1524. Sweet, Nancy H. Oh Africa,
My Africa: A Personal Encounter With the Ghanaian People and the Culture of
Africa. Malvern,
Pennsylvania: Marcus Horton Sweet African-American Culture Center.
1993. 92p. (Egypt, Ghana)
1535. Sykes, Jessica. Side-Lights
on the War in South Africa. Being Sketches Based on Personal Observation
During a Few Weeks’
Residence in Cape Colony and Natal. London: T. Fisher Unwin.
1900. 156p. (South Africa)
1536. Tabor, Margaret E. Pioneer
Women: Elizabeth Fry, Elizabeth Blackwell, Florence Nightingale, Mary
Slessor. London/New York: The
Sheldon Press/Macmillan. 1925. 126p. (Egypt, Nigeria)
1537. ----. Pioneer Women. Third
Series: Mrs. Sherwood, Isabella Bird, Mary Kingsley, Gertrude Bell.
London: The Sheldon Press. 1930.
122p. (Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria)
1538. Tanner, Pamela. Ngora: Memories of Uganda. London: Adelphi Press. 1993. 245p. (Uganda)
1539. Tapson, Winifred Haw. Timber and Tides: The Story of Knysna and Plettenberg Bay. Cape Town: Juta. 1961. 195p. (South Africa)
1540. 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. (Angola,
Cameroon, Demo. Rep.of Congo, Ghana, Liberia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Sierra
Leone, South Africa)
1541. Tate, Joan and Lindqvist,
Sven. "The Miss Marple of Anthropology; Mary Kingsley."
(In) Tate, Joan and Lindqvist, Sven. The Skull
Measurer's Mistake: And Other Portraits of Men and Women Who Spoke Out Against
Racism. New York: New Press. 1997.
(Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria)
1542. Tattam, Mrs. Henry and Miss Platt
(British). Journal of a Tour Through Egypt, the Peninsula of Sinai, and
the Holy Land. London: R.
Watts. 1841-1842. Two Volumes. (Egypt)
1543. Taylor, Maria (British). Some Old Letters From North Africa. Rome: N.P. 1889. 135p. (North Africa) (British Library)
1544. 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) (Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone)
1545. Taylor, Myrtle A. Pelley. Neath the Warm Southern Cross. Kansas City, Missouri: Nazarene. 1960. 111p. (South Africa)
1546. Teede, Fiona and Teede,
Jan. The Zambezi: River of the Gods. London: Andre Deutsch.
1990. 187p. (Mozambique, Zambia,
Zimbabwe, Mozambique)
1547. Temple, Olive Susan Miranda
(Macleod) (British)(1880-1936). Chiefs and Cities of Central Africa: Across Lake Chad by Way of British,
French, and German Territories.
Edinburgh/London: Blackwood. 1912. 322p. (Cameroon, Chad, Nigeria)
1548. Terry, Alice and Terry, Frances
(British). Amongst the Moors, Tunisians, Maltese and Syracusans.
London: Printed by C. Dickens and
Evans. 1890. 100p. (Tunisia)
1549. Thilman, Elisa (American).
“Letter From Liberia, 1848.” Mississippi Quarterly.
Volume 22 #2 Spring, 1969. pp. 150-151. (Liberia)
(Edited by Terry L. Alford)
1550. Thomas, Elizabeth Marshall
(American)(1931- ) and Marshall, Laurence K.
“Bushmen of the Kalahari.” National Geographic. Volume
123 #6 June, 1963. pp. 866-888. (Botswana, Namibia)
1551. ----. The Harmless
People. New York: Knopf. 1958. 266p. (Botswana,
Namibia)
1552 ----. Warrior Herdsmen. New
York: Knopf. 1965. 254p. (Uganda)
1553. Thomas, Margaret (British)(1843-1929).
A Scamper Through Spain and Tangier. New York/London: Dodd,
Mead/Hutchinson. 1892.
302p. (Morocco)
1554. Thomas, Mary (pseud: Tay Thomas)
(American). Our Flight to Adventure. Garden City, New York:
Doubleday. 1956. 318p. (D.R.
Congo)
1555. Thomas, Susan Brewer (1793- ). Travels in Europe, Egypt, and Palestine. Philadelphia: Lippincott. 1860. 432p. (Egypt)
1556. Thompson, Era Bell
(American)(1905-1986). Africa, Land of My Fathers. Garden City, New
York: Doubleday. 1954. 281p. (Burundi,
D.R. Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Nigeria, Rwanda, South
Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia)
1557. Thurman, Judith. Isak
Dinesen: Life of a Story Teller. New York: St. Martin's Press.
1982. 495p. (Kenya) (Karen Blixen
(Danish)(1885-1962))
1558. Tinley, Lynne. Drawn From the Plains: Life in the Wilds of Southern Africa. London: Collins. 1979. 191p. (Mozambique, Namibia)
1559. Tinling, Marion.
“Agnes Smith Lewis, 1843-1926, Margaret Smith Gibson,
1843-1920.” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Source-book on Women Explorers and Travelers. Westport,
Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp. 157-163.
1560. ----. “Alexine
Tinne, 1835-1869.” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers.
Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp. 299-304.
1561. ----. “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.
1562. ----. “Dame
Margery Freda Perham, 1895-1982.” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women
Into the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers
and Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989.
pp. 217-223.
1563 ----. “Delia Denning
Akeley, 1875-1970.” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
9-15.
1564. ----. “Dervla
Murphy, 1931-- .” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers.
Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp. 189-195.
1565. ----. “Elizabeth
Marshall Thomas, 1931-- .” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into
the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
293-297.
1566. ----. “Elspeth
Huxley, 1907-- .” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers.
Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp. 133-139.
1567. ----. “Fanny
Bullock Workman, 1859-1925.” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into
the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
305-311.
1568. -----. “Florence
von Sass Baker, ca. 1841-1916.” (In) Tinling, Marion. Women
Into the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers
and Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989.
pp. 23-30.
1569. ----. “Grace
Gallatin Thompson Seton, 1872-1959.” (In) Tinling, Marion.
Women Into the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women
Explorers and Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.
1989. pp. 249-254.
1570. ----. "Ida Reyer
Pfeiffer, 1797-1858." (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers
and Travelers. Westport,
Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp. 225-232.
1571. ----. "Lady
Florence Dixie, 1855-1905." (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into
the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
105-111.
1572. ----. "Marianne
North, 1830-1890." (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
203-208.
1573. ----. "Mary Kingsley,
1862-1900." (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the Unknown: A
Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers.
Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp. 149-156.
1574. ----. "May French
Sheldon, 1847-1936." (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
255-263.
1575. ----. "Osa Leighty
Johnson, 1894-1953." (In) Tinling, Marion. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and
Travelers. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1989. pp.
141-148.
1576. ----. Women Into the
Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers. Westport, Connecticut:
Greenwood Press. 1989.
356p.
1577. Tinne, John A.. `A
Communication From Mr. Tinne Relative to the Dutch Ladies' Expedition From
Khartoum Up the River Bahr-el-Ghazal,'
Commencing 26th
February, at a Point on the White Nile. Proceedings of the Royal
Geographical Society of London. Volume 8 #1
1864-1864. pp.
12-18. (Sudan) (Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne
(Dutch)(1839-1869))
1578. ----. "Geographical Notes of an Expedition in Central
Africa by Three Dutch Ladies." Transactions of the Historical
Society
of Lancashire and Chester. Volume 16 1864. (Egypt,
Sudan) (Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne (Dutch)(1839-1869))
1579. ----. Geographical Notes of an Expedition in Central
Africa, by Three Dutch Ladies. Transactions of the Historical
Society
of Lancaster. Volume 4 1863/1864. pp.
107-148. (Egypt, Sudan) (Alexandrine Petronella Francina
Tinne (Dutch)(1839-1869))
1580. Tinsley, Kim (American). The
Sound of Healing. (In) Mccauley,
Lucy and Carlson, Amy G. and Leo, Jennifer (eds.). A Woman's
Path:
Women's Best Spiritual Travel Writing.
1581. Tirard, Helen Mary (Beloe)(British)(1854-1943)
and Tirard, Nestor Isador Charles (British). Sketches From a Nile
Steamer: For Use of
Travellers in
1582. Tiryakian, Edward A.
"White Women in Darkest Africa: Marginals as Observers in No-Woman’s
Land." Civilisations. Volume 41
#1-#2 1993. pp. 209-238. (
1583. Tobin, Catherine (Ellis)
(British). Shadows of the East; or, Slight Sketches of Scenery, Persons
and Customs, From Observations During
a Tour in 1853 and 1854, in
(
1584. Todd, Mabel Loomis
(American)(1856-1932).
1585. Todd, Marjorie (American).
African
1586. Tomkinson, Constance Avard
(Canadian)(1915- ). African Follies.
1587. Tomlins, Jacqueline
(British/Australian)(1962- ). A Girl's Own Adventure:
Across
Publishers. 2003. 352p. (
1588.
1589 Tooley, Sarah A. Adventures
of a Lady Explorer; An Interview With Miss Mary Kingsley. Young
Woman. #45 June, 1896. pp. 290-295.
(Mary Henrietta Kingsley (British)(1862-1900)) (
1590. Tothill, Beatrice H.
"An Expedition in
1591. Toulmin Smith, Lucy. Miss
Mary Kingsley. Athenaeum. #3791 June 23, 1900. pp.
784-785. (Mary Henrietta Kingsley
(British)(1862-1900)) (
1592. Toy, Barbara (British). In
Search of
1593. ----. Fool in the Desert:
Journeys in
1594. ----. A Fool on Wheels,
Tangier to
1595. ----. The Way of the Chariots:
Niger-River-Sahara-Libya.
1596. Trachsel, Laura Cammack
(American)(1907- ). Kindled Fires in
1597. Trant, Hope. Not
Africa
1598. Trasher, Lillian. Letters from
Lillian.
(Lillian Trasher (American)(1887- ))
1599. Tremlett, Mrs. Horace (British). With the Tin Gods. New York/London: John Lane/The Bodley Head. 1915. 308p. (Nigeria)
1600. Trotter, Isabella Lilias
(1853-1928). Between the Desert and the Sea. London/Edinburgh:
Marshall, Morgan and Scott. 1930. 63p.
(Algeria)
1601. Trowell, Kathleen Margaret (British)(1904-1984). African Tapestry. London: Faber and Faber. 1957. 164p. (Uganda)
1602. Truepenny, Charlotte. Our African Farm. London: N.P. 1965. 190p. (Zimbabwe)
1603. Trzebinski, Errol. The
Lives of Beryl Markham: Out of Africa's Hidden Free Spirit and Denys Finch
Hatton's Last Great Love. New York:
W.W. Norton. 1993. 396p. (Kenya) (Beryl Clutterbuck
Markham (British /Kenyan)(1902-1986))
1604. ----. Silence Will
Speak: A Study of the Life of Denys Finch Hatton Press. 1977.
348p. (Kenya) (Karen Blixen, (Danish)(1885-1962))
1605. Tucker, Charlotte Maris Sarah
(British)( -c.1859). Abbeokuta; or, Sunrise Within the
Tropics: An Outline of the Origin and Progress of
the Yoruba Mission. London/New York: James Nisbet/ Carter.
1853. 278p. (Nigeria)
1606. Tully, Miss (British).
Narrative of a Ten Year’s Residence at Tripoli: From the Original
Correspondence in the Family of the Late Richard
Tully, Esq., the British Consul. Comprising Authentic Memoirs and Anecdotes of
the Reigning Bashaw, His Family, and Other Persons
of Distinction; Also, an Account of the Domestic Manners of the Moors, Arabs,
and the Turks. London: Henry Colburn. 1816. 376p.
(Libya)
1607. Turner, Edith L.B.
(American)(1921- ). The Spirit of the Drum: A Memoir of
Africa. Tucson: University of Arizona Press. 1987. 165p.
(Zambia)
1608. Turner, Kay. Serengeti
Home: One Woman’s Compelling Story of Life and Raising a Family in the
Splendid Isolation of Africa’s
Serengeti Wilderness. New York: Dial Press. 1977. 214p.
(Tanzania)
1609. Tuttle, Sarah (American).
The African Traveller, or Prospective Missions in Central Africa. Boston:
Massachusetts Sabbath School
Society. 1832. 150p. (Central Africa)
1610. 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.
1611. Tyrrell, Eleanor. South African
Snapshots for English Girls. London: Gay and Hancock, Ltd.
1910. 202p. (South Africa) (Eleanor Tyrrell
(British)(1850/60s- ))
1612. Utting, Mattie Johns
(American). North of Sahara; Madeira-Morocco-Algeria-Tunisia-Egypt.
Boston: The Christopher Publishing
House. 1940. 133p. (Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia)
1613. Uwemedimo, Rosemary Howard.
Mammy-Wagon Marriage. London: Hurst and Blackett. 1961.
238p. (Nigeria)
1614. Van Heyningen, Carolina Jacoba
(Van Heyningen). Orange Days: Memoirs of Eighty Years Ago in the Old
Orange Free State.
Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press. 1965. 104p.
(South Africa)
1615. Van Thal, Herbert.
Victoria's Subjects Travelled: Being an Anthology From the Works of Explorers
and Travellors Between the Years
1850-1900. London: A. Barker. 1951. 384p.
1616. Vanderbilt, Lucille Parsons
(American). Safari: Some Fun! Some Fun!: Seventeen Letters Written
to Her Mother January-March, 1935.
Sands Point, New York: Privatlely Printed. 1936. 118p.
(Egypt, Kenya)
1617. Vanderwerff, Corrine. Ten Days. Boise, Idaho: Pacific Press Publishing Association. 1986. 96p. (D.R. Congo)
1618. Vass, Winifred Kellersberger (American)(1912- ). Thirty-One Banana Leaves. Atlanta: John Knox Press. 1975. 64p. (D.R. Congo)
1619. Vassall, Gabrielle Maud (British)( -1959). Life in French Congo. London: Unwin. 1925. 192p. (R. Congo)
1620. Veenstra, Johanna
(American)(1894-1933). Black Diamonds. Grand Rapids, Michigan:
Meyer. 1929. 134p. (Nigeria)
1621. ----. Pioneering For Christ in
the Sudan. London: Marshall Brothers. 1926. 190p. (Nigeria)
1622. Veevers-Carter, Wendy (Day) (American). Island Home. New York: Random House. 1970. 345p. (Seychelles)
1623. Veillon, Margo. Nubia: Sketches, Notes, and Photographs. London: Scorpion Publications. 1994. 168p. (Egypt, Sudan)
1624. Veitch, Sophie Frances
Fane. Views in Central Abyssinia. With Portraits of the Natives of
the Galla Tribes, Taken in Pen and Ink.
London: J.C. Hotten. 1868. 44p.
1625. Velmet, Mary (
-1774). An Affecting History of the Captivity and Sufferings of Mrs. Mary
Gerard: An Italian Lady, Who Was Seven
Years a Slave in Tripoli, Three of Which She Was Confined in a Dungeon, Loaded
With Irons, and Three Time Put to Cruel Torture.
Boston: Printed for Artumus Belcher. 1804?. 24p. (Libya)
1626. Vernon, Madeline (French)(1892-1950). Sands, Palms and Minarets. New York: F.A. Stokes. 1927? 240p. (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia)
1627. Vescelius-Sheldon, Louise. Yankee
Girls in Zululand. New York/ London: Worthington/F. Warne. 1888. 287p. (Also
Published as`Yankee Girls in Oom Pauls Land’)
1628. Vigne, Randolph. Cape Town and
Country as Seen by a Young American in 1834. Quarterly Bulletin of the National
Library of South
Africa. Volume 54 #2 1999. pp. 71-76. ((South Africa) (Harriet Low) (American))
1629. Waddel, Agnes. Memorials of Mrs.
Sutherland, Missionary, Old Calabar. Paisley, Scotland: J. and R. Parlane.
1883. 175p. (Nigeria)
(Euphemia Sutherland (1820?-1881))
1630. Waddell, Genny. Margaret Marsh,
Safari Servant. Orangeburg, South Carolina: Foundry Press. 1980. 144p.
(Tanzania) (Margaret
Marsh (American))
1631. Wakefield, Rebecca
(British)(1844-1873). Memoirs of Rebecca Wakefield: Wife of the Rev. T. Wakefield,
United Methodist Free
Churches Missionary in Eastern Africa. London: Hamilton, Adams. 1876. 197p.
(Kenya, Tanzania) (Edited by Robert Brewin)
1632. Walbridge, Margaret Esther (American)(1893-1974). Thokozile. Topeka, Kansas: Mainline Printing, Inc. 1978. 210p. (South Africa)
1633. Walden, Ruth Hannah and Odell,
Margaret W. Stories of Africa: Ruth Walden Shares Memories of Her Missionary
Years in Nigeria.
Newport News, Virginia: Cardwell Printing Company. 1990. 100p. (Nigeria) (Ruth
Hannah Walden (American))
1634. Wall, Martha (American)(1910- ). Splinters From an African Log. Chicago: Moody Press. 1960. 319p. (Benin, Liberia, Nigeria)
1635. Wallace, Ethel M. A Scrapbook of Transkei Memories. Bognor Regis: New Horizon. 1978. 88p. (South Africa)
1636. Wallace, Kathleen. This is Your
Home: A Portrait of Mary Kingsley. London: Heineman. 1956. 168p. (Cameroon,
Gabon, Nigeria)
(Mary Henrietta Kingsley (British)(1862-1900))
1637. Wallace, Susan Arnold (Elston) (American)(1830-1907). The Repose in Egypt: A Medley. New York: J.B. Alden. 1888. 391p. (Egypt)
1638. Wallach, Theresa
(British)(1909-1998) and Jones, Barry M. The Rugged Road. High
Wycombe, Bucks, Great Britain: Pather Publishing.
2001. 150p. (Algeria, Cental African Republic, Chad, Congo Demo. Repub.,
Kenya, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia,
Zimbabwe)(Florence Margaret Charlotte Blenkiron (Kingaby)(British)(1904-1991)
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