Citations [1-500] Citations [1001-1500] Citations [1501-1733]
Addendum

PART ONE: ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AUTHORS
Numbers 501-1000

501. Edwards, Amelia (Anne) Blandford (British)(1831-1892). A Thousand Miles Up the Nile. New York/London: Scribner, Welford and
Armstrong /Longmans, Green and Co. 1877. 454/732p. (Egypt, Sudan)

502. Edwards, S.C. (British). Journal Letters From Egypt and Jerusalem. London: Gilbert and Rivington. 1888. 39p. (Egypt)

503. Egerton, Henrietta G. (British). Camp Life and Pig-Sticking in Morocco. Nineteenth Century. Volume 182 April, 1892. pp. 623-630.
(Morocco)

504. Elderkin, Kate Denny (McKnight) (American)(1897- ). From Tripoli to Marrakech. Springfield, Massachusetts: Pond-Ekberg. 1944.
303p. (Algeria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia)

505. Eldon, Kathy. Safari Diary: Kenya. Nairobi: Kenway Publications, Ltd. 1987. 70p. (Kenya)

506.   Ellis, James J. Jeanie Gilchrist: Pioneer-Missionary to the Women of Central Africa. Kilmarnock, Scotland: J. Ritchie. 1920s? 80p.
          (Angola, Zambia) (Jeanie Gilchrist (Scottish))
507.   ----. Mary Slessor: The Dundee Factory Girl Who Became a Devoted African Missionary. Kilmarnock, Scotland: J. Ritchie. 1920. 80p.
          (Nigeria) (Mary Mitchell Slessor (Scottish)(1848- 1915))
508 ----. Two Missionary Heroines in Africa: Mary Slessor and Jeanie Gilchrist. Kilmarnock, Scotland: John Ritchie. 1920's? 159p.
          (Angola, Nigeria, Zambia) (Mary Mitchell Slessor (Scottish)(1848- 1915)) (Jeanie Gilchrist (Scottish))

509. Elsner, Eleanor (British)(1879- ). Far and Near. London: H. Jenkins. 1929. 253p. (Morocco)
510. ----. The Magic of Morocco. New York/London: Dodd, Mead/Herbert Jenkins. 1928. 319p. (Morocco)

511.   Elwood, Anne Katharine (British). Narrative of a Journey Overland From England, by the Continent of Europe, Egypt, and the Red
          Sea, to India; Including a Residence There, and Voyage Home, in the Years 1825, 26, 27, and 28. London: Henry Colburn and Richard
          Bentley. 1830. Two Volumes. 429/400p. (Egypt)

512. Ely, Jane (Hope-Vere) Loftus (British)(1821-1890). Mafeesh, or, Nothing New: The Journal of a Tour in Greece, Turkey, Egypt, the
Sinai-Desert, Petra, Palestine, Syria, and Russia. London: William Clower and Sons. 1870. Two Volumes. (Egypt)

513. Embree, Esther (American). Chikombedzi: A Missionary Wife Writes Home. Winona Lake, Indiana: Light and Life Press. 1973. 191p.
(Zimbabwe)

514. Emerson, June (American). Reflections in the Nile: An Unpackaged Tour From Cairo to Aswan. Studley, Kansas: Brewin. 1987. 100p.
(Egypt)

515. Emerson, Mabel E. Mary K. Edwards. Boston: Woman’s Board of Missions. Pioneer Series. 1917. 8p. (South Africa) (Mary K.
Edwards (American))

516. Emmert, Mary L. Some African Links. Winona Lake, Indiana: Foreign Missionary Society of the Brethren Church. 1953. 117p. ( Central
African Republic)

517. Enock, Esther E. Missionary Heroine of Calabar; a Story of Mary Slessor. London: Pickering and Inglis. 1973. 96p. (Nigeria)
(Mary Mitchell Slessor, (Scottish)(1848-1915))

518. Epperson, Barbara (American). Tales From Ire. Nashville, Tennessee: Convention Press. 1957. 88p. (Nigeria)

519.   Epton, Nina Consuelo (British). Journey Under the Crescent Moon. London: Gallancz. 1949. 286p. (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia)
520.   ----. Oasis Kingdom: The Libyan Story. London: Jarrolds. 1952. 160p. (Libya)
521.   ----. Saints and Sorcerers: A Moroccan Journey. London: Cassell. 1958. 205p. (Morocco)

522. Erlank, Natasha. "`Thinking it Wrong to Remain Unemployed in the Pressing..." South African Historical Journal. Volume 33
November, 1995. pp. 62-82. (South Africa) (Mary Anne Webb) (Hannah Denison)

523. Erskine, Beatrice Caroline (British)( -1948) and Fletcher, Benton. Vanished Cities of Northern Africa. Boston/New York/London:
Houghton Mifflin/Hutchinson and Co. 1927. 284p. (Algeria, Tunisia) (By Mrs. Steuart Erskine)

524.   Etherton, Michael and Etherton, Mary. “Journeys of the Mind: European Women in West Africa.” Africa. Volume 56 #2 1986. pp.
          229-235+. (Mary Henrietta Kingsley (British)(1862-1900), Sylvia Leith-Ross (British)(1883-1980), Margery Freda Perham,
          (British)(1895-1982)) (Cameroon, Chad, Gabon, Nigeria)

525. Eulich, Margaret Sally. White Mother in Africa. New York: R.R. Smith. 1939. 220p. (D.R. Congo)

526. Evans, Alec R. Mary Slessor, the White Queen of Calabar. London/Grand Rapids: Oliphants/Zondervan. 1953. 94 p. (Nigeria)
(Mary Mitchell Slessor (British)(1848-1915)

527. Evans, Mrs. H. Lloyd (British). Last Winter in Algeria. London: Chapman and Hall. 1868. 343p. (Algeria)

528. Evans, Mrs. M. (British). Everyday Sudan Life. London: Heath Cranton Ltd. 1937. 122p. (Sudan) (By `Irish Blood’ (pseud.))

529.   Fairbridge, Dorothea (South African)(1862-1931). Along Cape Roads: An Informal Guide to Cape Town and Its Neighborhood: Being
          the Wanderings of a Stranger at the Cape of Good Hope. Cape Town: Maskew Miller. 1928. 182p. (South Africa)
530.   ----. Lady Anne Barnard at the Cape of Good Hope, 1797-1802. Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1923. 343p. (South Africa)
531.   ----. The Pilgrims' Way in South Africa. London: Oxford University Press. 1928. 195p. (South Africa)

532.   Falconbridge, Anna Marie (British)(    -1792). Two Voyages to Sierra Leone During the Years 1791-2-3: in a Series of Letters Narrative
          of Two Voyages to the River Sierra Leone During the Years 1791-1793. London: N.P. 1794. 297p. (Sierra Leone)
533.   ----.   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)

534. Falkland, Amelia (Fitz Clarence) Cary (British)(1803-1858). Chow-Chow: Being Selections From a Journal Kept in India, Egypt, and
Syria. London: Hurst and Blackett. 1857. Two Volumes. 326/287p. (Egypt)

535. Faris, James C. "Leni Riefenstahl and the Nuba Peoples of Kordofan Province, Sudan." Historical Journal of Film, Radio and
Television. Volume 13 #1 1993. pp. 95-97.

536. Faust, Aletha Knapp. These Things Have Happened: Spiritual Adventures in Africa. Cleveland, Ohio/Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: The
Missionary Society and the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church /Evangelical Press. 1945. 110p. (Nigeria)

537 Fay, Eliza (British)(1756-1816). Original Letter From India; Containing a Narrative of a Journey Through Egypt, and the Author's
Imprisonment at Calicut by Hydar Ally, to Which is Added an Abstract of Three Subsequent Voyages to India.. Calcutta:
Thacker, Spink and Co. 1908. 307p. (Egypt)

538. Feader, Barbara L. (American). Self-Flying the African Bush: A South and East African Journal. Philadelphia: Xlibris Corp. 2001. 203p.
(Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia, Zimbabwe)

539. Feilden, Eliza Whigham (British). My African Home; or, Bush Life in Natal When a Young Colony 1852-7. London: Sampson, Low,
Marston, Searle, and Rivington. 1887. 364p. (South Africa)

540. Feinberg, Harriet. A Pioneering Dutch Feminist Views Egypt: Aletta Jacobs's Travel Letters. Feminist Issues. Volume 10 #2 Fall, 1990.
pp. 65-78. (Egypt)

541. Fenton, Bessie Knox. The Journal of Mrs. Fenton: A Narrative of Her Life in India, the Isle of France (Mauritius) and Tasmania
During the Years 1826-1830. London: E. Arnold. 1901. 396p. (Mauritius)

542.   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))
543.    ----. 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))
544.   ----. "Hannah Kilham: Gender, The Gambia, and the Politics of Language." (In) Richardson, Alan and Hofkosh, Sonia (eds.).
          Romanticism, Race, and Imperial Culture, 1780-1834. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press. 1996.

545.   Fernea, Elizabeth Warnock (American)(1927-    ). A View of the Nile. Garden City, New York: Doubleday. 1970. 320p. (Egypt)
546.   ----. A Street in Marrakech. A Personal Encounter With the Lives of Moroccan Women. Garden City, New York: Doubleday. 1975.
          382p.      (Morocco)

547. Fievet, Jeannette M. (French)(1918- ). White Piccaninny; Adventures of a Mother and Child in West Africa. London: Jarrolds. 1959.
224p. (Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Nigeria)

548. Fink, Anna Petit (American). Colorful Adventures in the Orient. Austin, Texas/Stockton, California: Press of Von Boeckmann-Jones/
Muldowney-Lucas. 1930. 104p. (Egypt)

549. Fischer, Helen (German). Peril is My Companion. London: R. Hale. 1957. 185p. (Kenya)

550. Fisher, John. That Miss Hobhouse: The Life of a Great Feminist. London: Secker and Warburg. 1971. 286p. (Emily Hobhouse
(British)(1860-1926). (South Africa)

551. Fisher, Ruth B. (Hurditch)(British). On the Borders of Pigmy-Land. New York: Revell. 1905. 215p. (Uganda)
552. ----. Twilight Tales of the Black Baganda. London: Marshall Brothers. 1911. 198p. (Uganda).

553. Fisher, William S. and Hoyte, Julyan. Africa Looks Ahead, the Life Stories of Walter and Anna Fisher of Central Africa. London:
Pickering and Inglis Ltd. 1948. 212p. (Angola, D.R. Congo, Zambia)

554. Fitkin, Susan Norris (American) (1870-1951). A Trip to Africa. New York: 1920? 58p. (Swaziland)

555. Fitzgerald, Mary Ann. Nomad: Journeys From Samburu. London: Sinclair-Stevenson. 1992. 289p. (Burkina Faso, Central African
Republic, Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Mali, Senegal)

556. Fitzgerald, Sybil (British). In the Track of the Moors. Sketches in Spain and Northern Africa. London: Dent. 1905. 204p. (Algeria,
Morocco, Tunisia)

557. Flandrau, Grace C. (American)(1889-1971). Then I Saw the Congo. New York: Harcourt Brace. 1929. 308p. (Burundi, D.R. Congo,
Kenya, Tanzania)

558. Flint, John E. “Mary Kingsley.” African Affairs. Volume 64 July, 1965. pp. 150-161.
559. ----. “Mary Kingsley, a Reassessment.” Journal of African History. Volume 4 #1 1963. pp. 95-104.

560. Florence, Lella Secor (1887-1966). My Goodness! My Passport. London: G. Allen and Unwin Ltd. 1942. 217p. (Egypt)

561. Foley, Helen. Letters to Her Mother: War-Time in the Sudan, 1938-1945. Somerset: Castle Cary Press. 1992. 244p. (Sudan)

562. Folsom, Marjorie Wall (American). Golden Harvest in Ghana: Gospel Beginnings in West Africa. Bountiful, Utah: Horizon. 1989.
192p. (Ghana)

563. Fombrun, Odette Roy. A Trip to Ethiopia. (No Place/Publisher). 197?. 32p. (Ethiopia)

564. Fondo, Blossom N. Travel Literature and the Imperial Agenda: A Study of Mary Kingsley's `Travels in West Africa' and Durrell's `The
Bafut Beagles'. Ph.D Dissertation: University of Yaounde I, Younde, Cameroon. 2001. (Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria)

565. Foote, Mrs. Henry Grant (British). Recollections of Central America and the West Coast of Africa. London: T.C. Newby. 1869. 221p.
(Gambia, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone) (By Mrs. Foote)

566.   Forbes, (Joan) Rosita Torr (British)(1893-1967). “Across Morocco.” Mentor. Volume 14 February, 1926. pp. 1-14.
567.   ----. Across the Libyan Desert to Kufara. Part One. Geographical Journal. Volume 58 #2 August, 1921. pp. 81-101. (Libya)
568.   ----. Across the Libyan Desert to Kufara. Part Two. Geographical Journal. Volume 58 #3 September, 1921. pp. 161-178. (Libya)
569.   ----.   “Behind the Lines in Ethiopia.” Independent Woman. Volume 14 November, 1935. pp. 364-366.
570.   ----. El Raisuni: The Sultan of the Mountain; His Life Story as Told to Rosita Forbes. London: Thornton Butterworth Ltd. 1924.
          322p. (Morocco)
571.   ----. From Red Sea to Blue Nile: Abyssinian Adventure. New York: Lee Furman. 1925. 386p. (Ethiopia)
572.   ----. Gypsy in the Sun. London: Cassell. 1944. 382p. (Autobiography)
573.   ----. The Secret of the Sahara: Kufara. New York/London: Doran/ Cassell and Co. 1921. 356p. (Libya)

574. Forristal, Desmond. Edel Quinn, 1907-1944. Dublin: Dominican Publications. 1994. 232p. (Edel Mary Quinn (Irish) (1907-1944)
(Kenya, Malawi, Mauritius, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda)

575.   Fountaine, Margaret (British)(1862-1940). Love Among the Butterflies. The Travels and Adventures of a Victorian Lady. London:
          Collins. 1980. 223p. (Edited by W.F. Cater) (South Africa)
576.   ----. Butterflies and Late Loves: The Further Travels and Adventures of a Victorian Lady. London: Collins. 1986. 141p. (Edited by
          W.F. Cater) (Canary Islands, Cameroon, Guinea, Kenya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Uganda)

577. Fourie, F. “Portrayal of the `Other’ in the Writings of Four Women Living on the Cape Eastern Frontier in the Nineteenth Century.”
Auetsa Conference Papers, Potchefstroom/Port Elizabeth, South Africa. 1993. (South Africa)

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

579. Fox, Patricia. Among My Souvenirs. Cirencester: Flame Lily Publishers. 1993. 157p. (Zimbabwe)

580. Frame, Marjorie H. When I Was a Girl in Africa: Reminiscences of Ruth Hirst Grier. Cincinnati: N.P. 1985. 195p. (Ruth Hirst Grier
(American))

581. Francis, Babette. South Africa, Namibia, and Sanctions: Diary of a Visit. Melbourne, Australia: Endeavor Forum. 1988. 106p.
(Namibia, South Africa)

582. Francis, Lily M. (British). A Lion to Market. "I Came to Live". Cape Town: H. Timmins. 1971. 102 p. (South Africa)

583. Franey, Laura E. `The Devil's Own Tatoo': Violence, Sovereignty and Gender in Victorian Travel Narratives About Africa. Ph.D.
          Dissertation: University of California-Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. 1999. 230p. (May (Mary) French Sheldon, Mary
          Kingsley, Amelia Edwards, Cornelia Speedy)
584. ----. "Victorian Travel Writing and Imperial Violence: British Writing on Africa, 1855-1902." Basingstoke, Great Britain/New
        York: Palgrave Macmillan. 2003. 220p. (Amelia Edwards, Mary Kingsley, Cornelia Speedy)

585.   Frank, Katherine. A Passage to Egypt: The Life of Lucie Duff Gordon. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. 1994. 398p. (Egypt) (Lucie Duff
          Gordon (British)(1821-1869))
586.   ----. A Voyager Out: The Life of Mary Kingsley. Boston: Houghton-Mifflin.   1986.   331p.   (Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria) (Mary
          Henrietta Kingsley (British)(1862-1900))
587.   ----. “Voyager Out: Nineteenth Century Women Travelers in Africa.” (In) Sharistanian, Janet (ed.). Gender, Ideology and Action:
          Historical Perspectives on Women’s Public Lives. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1986. pp. 67-94.

588.   Franklin, Jane (British)(1792-1875). The Journal of Lady Jane Franklin at the Cape of Good Hope, November, 1836. Cape Town:
          Friends of the South African Library. 1985. (South Africa)
589.   ----. The Life, Diaries and Correspondence of Jane, Lady Franklin, 1792-1875. London: Erskine Macdonald. 1923. 242p. (South
          Africa)

590.   Fraser, Agnes (British)(1859-1944). A Ride in Morocco. Among Believers and Traders. London: E. Arnold. 1902. 368p. (Morocco)
          (By Frances Macnab (pseud.))
591.   ----. On Veldt and Farm. In Bechuanaland--Cape Colony--The Transvaal--and Natal. London/New York: Edward Arnold. 1897. 320p.
          (Botswana, South Africa) (By Frances Macnab (pseud.))

592. Fraser, Marjory Kennedy (British)(1857- ). A Life of Song. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 198p. 1929. (South Africa)

593. Fraser, Siri (Australian) and Pederson, Ebba (Danish). Love, Siri and Ebba. London: Nicholas Saunders. 1973. 126p. (Algeria, Egypt,
Eritrea, Ethiopia, Libya, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia)

594.   Frawley, Maria H. “Desert Places/Gendered Spaces: Victorian Women in the Middle East.” Nineteenth Century Contexts. Volume 15
          #1 1991. pp. 49-64. (Egypt) (Harriet Martineau, Frances Power Cobbe)
595.   ----. A Wider Range: Travel Writing by Women in Victorian England. Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware.
          1991. 334p. (Frances Power Cobbe, Florence Dixie, Amelia Edwards, Lucie Duff Gordon,
          Mary Kingsley, Harriet Martineau) (Cameroon, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa)
596.   ----. A Wider Range: Travel Writing by Women in Victorian England. Rutherford, New Jersey/London: Fairleigh Dickinson University
          Press/London: Associated University Presses. 1994. 237p. (Frances Power Cobbe, Florence Dixie, Amelia Edwards, Lucie Duff Gordon,
          Mary Kingsley, Harriet Martineau) (Cameroon, Egypt, Nigeria, South Africa)

597. Frear, Mary Emma (Dillingham) (American)(1870-1951). Over Two Seas, the Log of a Spinster. New York: H. Vinal. 1928. 237p.
(Egypt)

598.   Freeman, Nona (American)(1916-    ). Adventures of Bug and Me. Hazelwood, Missouri: Wood Aflame Press. 1977. 127p. (South
          Africa)
599.   ----. Box 44, Monrovia: The Story of Gladys Robinson (1907-1953). Hazelwood Missouri: Wood Aflame Press. 1981. 224p. (Liberia)
          (Gladys Robinson (American)(1907-1953))
600.   ----. Bug and Nona on the Go. Hazelwood, Missouri: Wood Aflame Press. 1986. 90p. (South Africa)

601. Friedlander, Vera. Poor Me; The Diary of a Motor Car on a Journey From Durban to the Cape. Johannesburg: Argus Printing and
Publishing Co. 1911. 133p. (South Africa)

602. Fuller, Aletha B. (American). More Than a Memory: A True Story of Missionary Nursing Spanning Fifteen Years in the Bush Country
of the Niger Delta in Eastern Nigeria, West Africa. Winona, Minnesota: Apollo Books. 1986. 473p. (Nigeria)

603. Fuller, Alexandra (British/American). Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight: An African Childhood. New York: Random House. 2001.
301p. (Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe)

604. Fullerton, Amy Fullerton (British). A Lady's Ride Through Palestine and Syria, With Notices of Egypt and the Canal of Suez. London:
S.W. Partridge and Co. 1872. 349p. (Egypt)

605. Furbay, Elizabeth Jane (Dearmin) (American)( -1946). Top Hats and Tom-Toms. New York: Ziff-Davis. 1943. 307p. (Liberia)

606. Furley, E.M. (British). From Mombasa to Mengo, Being an Account of the Journey of the First Party of Lady Missionaries to Uganda,
From the Journals of Miss E.M. Furley. London: Church Missionary Society. 1896. 47p. (Kenya, Uganda)

607. Furse, Katherine Symonds (British)(1875- ). Hearts and Pomegranates: The Story of Forty-Five Years (1875-1920). London: Peter
Davies. 1940. 407p. (South Africa)

608.    Gaitskell, Deborah. Religion Embracing Science? Female Missionary Ventures in Southern African Anthropology: Dora Earthy and
           Mozambique, 1917-1933. Basel, Switzerland: Basler Afrika Bibliographien. Namibia Resource Centre, Southern Africa Library. BAB
           Working Paper #5 1998. 20p. (Mozambique)

609. Gale, E. Margaret. Eleven O'clock Village. London: London Missionary Society. 1932. 154p. (Madagascar)

610.   Gallmann, Kuki (Italian-Kenyan). African Nights. London: Viking. 1994. 142p.
611.   ----. Bed Like a Vessell. (In) Mccauley, Lucy and Carlson, Amy G. and Leo, Jennifer (eds.). A Woman's Path: Women's Best
          Spiritual Travel Writing. San Francisco: Travelers' Tales. 2000. pp. 231-235. ( Kenya)
612.    ----. I Dreamed of Africa. London/New York: Viking. 1991. 315p. (Kenya)
613.    ----. Night of the Lions. London: Viking. 1999. 208p. (Kenya)

614. Gardiner, Sarah Diodati (American)(1862- ) and Quincy, Mary Perkins (American). Pages in Azure and Gold: The Letters of Miss
Gardiner and Miss Quincy. New Haven, Connecticut: The Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor Company. 1915. 293p. (Egypt)

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

616. Garnett, Emmeline. Heroines of Adventure. London: Muller. 1955. (Lady Hester Stanhope, Mary Kingsley, Rosita Forbes) (Egypt,
Ethiopia, Gabon, Nigeria)

617. Garnett, Mary (British). Sketches and Letters of Egypt and Palestine, With Sketches in Other Countries. London: Warrington, Mackie.
1904. 110p. (Egypt)

618.   Gary, Dorothy Hales (American)(1917-    ). Sun, Stones and Silence. New York/London: Simon and Schuster/Sidewick and Jackson.
          1963. 127p. (Egypt)
619.   ----. Morocco. New York/London: Viking/Dent. 1971. 95p. (Morocco)

620.   Gates, Barbara T. and Shteir, Ann B. "The Spectacle of Science and Self: Mary Kingsley." (In) Gates, Barbara T. and Shteir, Ann B.
          Natural Eloquence: Women Reinscribe Science. Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press. 1997. (Cameroon, Gabon,
          Nigeria)

621. Gatti, Ellen Morgan Waddill (American)(1896- ). Exploring We Would Go. New York: Scribner. 1944. 302p. (D.P. Congo, Kenya)

622. Gatura, Kamante and Beard, Peter. Longing for Darkness: Kamante’s Tales From Out of Africa, With Original Photographs (January,
1914-July, 1931) and Quotations From Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen). San Francisco: Chronicle Books. 1975. (Kenya)

623. Gault, O.F. Walking With Jesus: Memorial to Barbara Joy Tompkins. Colorado Springs, Colorado: Emmanuel Press. 1957. 278p.
(South Africa) (Barbara Joy Tompkins (American)(1928-1956))

624. Gaunt, Mary Eliza Bakewell (Australian)(1872-1942). Alone in West Africa. London/New York: T. Werner Laurie/Scribner. 1911.
404p. (Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo)

625. Geary, C.M. “`On the Savannah’: Marie Pauline Thorbecke’s Images From Cameroon, West Africa (1911-1912).” Art Journal. Volume
49 #2 Summer, 1990. pp. 150-158. (Cameroon)

626.   Gehrts, Emma Auguste (Meg) (Schomburgk) (German)(1890/91-1966). A Camera Actress in the Wilds of Togoland: The Adventures,
          Observations and Experiences of a Cinematograph Actress in West African Forests Whilst Collecting Films Depicting Native Life and
          When Posing as the White-Woman in High Anglo-African Cinema Dramas. Philadelphia/London: Lippincott/Seeley, Service
          Company. 1915. 315p. (Togo)

627. Gelfand, Michael. Mother Patrick and Her Nursing Sisters, Based on Extracts of Letters and Journals in Rhodesia of the Dominican
Sisterhood, 1890-1901. Cape Town: Juta. 1964. 281p. (Zimbabwe) (Patrick, Mother (1863-1900))

628. Gendron, Charisse. “Lucie Duff Gordon’s Letters From Egypt.” Ariel. Volume 17 #1 January, 1986. pp. 49-61.

629. Giffen, Mary E. Galloway (American)(1842-1881). Life and Letters of Mrs Mary Galloway Giffen Who Was the Pioneer Missionary of
the Associate Reformed Church, South and Served Nearly Seven Years. Louisville, Georgia: Galloway. 1882. 294p. (Egypt)

630. Gilderdale, Betty. The Seven Lives of Lady Barker, Author of Station Life in New Zealand. Albany, Auckland, New Zealand: D.
Bateman. 1996. 312p. (Broome, Mary Anne (Stewart) Barker (British)(1831-1911))

631. Gilham, Mary E. (British). Islands of the Trade Winds: An Indian Ocean Odyssey. London: Minerva Press. 2000. 462p. (Kenya,
Seychelles, Tanzania)

632. Gilmartin, Pat. “Fish and Fetishes: A Victorian Woman on African Rivers (Mary Kingsley).” Women and Environments. Volume 12
#2 Spring, 1990. pp. 10-13. (Gabon)

633.   Gilpin, Lillian C. The City of Noise and Flies: A Halt at Alexandria, in Egypt, in the Course of a Journey Around the World With a Baby
          Carriage. Harper's Weekley. Volume 52 October 31, 1908. pp. 17. (Egypt)
634.   ----. To the Pyramids With a Baby Carriage. Harper's Weekly. Volume 52 September 12, 1908. pp. 30. (Egypt)

635. Ginter, Lila C. The Missionary: A True Story. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Osterhus Publishing House. 1968. 87p. (Zambia)

636. Gish, Carol. Touched by the Divine: The Story of Fairy Chism. Kansas City: Beacon Hill Press. 1952. 108p. (Swaziland) (Fairy Steele
Chism (American))

637. Giziewski, Ethel. Nigerian Diary. St. Louis, Missouri: Concordia Publishing House. 1964. 31p. (Nigeria)

638. Gladstone, Penelope. Travels of Alexine: Alexine Tinne, 1835-1869. London: Murray. 1970. 247p. (Algeria, Egypt, Sudan)
(Alexandrine Petronella Francina Tinne (Dutch)(1839-1869))

639. Glynn, Rosemary (ed.). Mary Kingsley in Africa: Her Travels in Nigeria and Equatorial Africa Told Largely in Her Own Words.
London: Harrap. 1956. 139p. (Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria) (Mary Henrietta Kingsley (British)(1862-1900))

640. Goertzen, Anna Rose. Mama Nlundi--Our Adopted Mother. New York: Vantage. 1982. 155p. (D.R. Congo)

641. Golden, Marita (American)(1950- ). Migrations of the Heart. Garden City, New York: Anchor Press. 1983. 234p. (Nigeria)

642. Gollock, Georgina Anne (British)(1861-1940). A Winter's Mails From Ceylon, India, and Egypt; Being Journal Letters Written Home by
G.A.Gollock. London: Church Missionary Society. 1895. 189p. (Egypt)

643. Gollock, Minna C. River, Sand and Sun, Being Sketches of the C.M.S. Egypt Mission. London: Church Missionary Society. 1906. 184p.
(Egypt)

644. Goodall, Jane (British)(1934- ). Africa in My Blood: An Autobiography in LettersL The Early Years, 1934-1966. Boston: Houghton
Mifflin. 2000. 400p. (Tanzania)

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672. Grigg, Irma B. Three Years in Gemu Gofa. New York: Vantage Press. 1974. lllp. (Ethiopia).

673. Grove, Agnes (British)(1863-1926). Seventy-One Days' Camping in Morocco. London: Longmans, Green. 1902. 175p. (Morocco)
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674. Guedalla, Mrs. Hayyim (British). Diary of a Tour to Jerusalem and Alexandria in 1855, With Sir Mose Lady Montefiore. London:
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677. Guinness, Fanny Emma (Fitz Gerald) (Irish)(1831-1898). The New World of Central Africa. With a History of the First Christian
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678. Guinness, Henry G. Lucy Guinness Kumm, Her Life Story. London: Morgan and Scott; Regions Beyond Missionary Union. 1908.
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689. Hahn, Emma Sarah (British)(1814-1880). The Letters of Emma Sarah Hahn, Pioneer Missionary Among the Herero. Windhoek
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693. Hall, Grace Husband Donaldson. No Time to Die. Cape Town: Howard Timmins. 1958. 191p. (South Africa).

694. Hall, Harriet Grant. Please Mah: The Story of Josephine Scaggs, Missionary to the Bush Country of Africa. Nashville, Tennessee:
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695. Hall, Mary (British)(1857-1912). A Woman’s Trek From the Cape to Cairo. London: Methuen. 1907. 424p. (Egypt, South Africa,
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696. Hall, Richard. Lovers on the Nile: The Incredible African Journeys of Sam and Florence Baker. New York: Random House. 1980.
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697. Hall, Unity. Emily: The Moroccan Princess From the Elephant and Castle. London: Souvenir Press. 1971. 256p. (Morocco) (Wazan,
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698. Hallowell, Dorothy Saylor (American). Letters From Africa. Kurtztown?, Pennsylvania: N.P. 1962. 123p.

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702. Hamilton, Ann (British). Extracts From the Journal of a Female Missionary, on Her Journies in South Africa, to and From Lattakoo.
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703. Hamilton, Genesta (British)(1899- ). A Stone's Throw. Travels From Africa in Six Decades. London: Hutchinson. 1986. 373p.
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704. Hamlin, Catherine (Australian). The Hospital by the River. Sydney, Australia: Macmillan. 2001. 308p. (Ethiopia)

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705. Hance, Gertrude Rachel (American)(1844- ). The Zulu Yesterday and To-Day. New York/Chicago: Fleming H. Revell. 1916. 274p.
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706. Hancock, W.K. “A Note on Mary Kingsley.” (In) Problems of Economic Policy, 1918-1939. Volume 2 Part 2. London: Survey of
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713. Harrison, Mary (American)(1893- ). Mama Harri--and No Nonsense: Missionary Memories of a Congo Casualty. Fort Washington,
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714. Harrow, Sharon. “Trading in the Blush: Domesticating the Colony in `Anna Maria Falconbridge’s Narrative.” Journal of African
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718.   Hart, Ursula Kingsmill. Two Ladies of Colonial Algeria. The Lives and Times of Aurelie Picard and Isabelle Eberhardt. Athens, Ohio:
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719. Harthoorn, Susanne. Too Short a Day, a Woman Vet in Africa. New York: Taplinger Publishing Company. 1966. 192p. (Kenya) (See
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720. Haslip, Joan. Lady Hester Stanhope; A Biography. New York: Frederick A. Stokes. 1934. 284p. (Egypt) (Hester Lucy Stanhope
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721. Hatch, Olivia Stokes (American). Olivia's African Diary: Cape Town to Cairo, 1932. Washington, D.C.: Distributed by A.C.E.
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723. Hattersley, Alan F. A Victorian Lady at the Cape, 1849-1851. Cape Town: Maskew Miller. 1951. 111p. (South Africa) (Lucy Gray
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724. Havens, Mary Sue (American)(1899- ). Mary Sue's Diary: The Informal Account of a Two Weeks' Trail Through the Congo Jungle.
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725. Haviland, Emma Hillmon (American)(1863- ). Under the Southern Cross or a Woman’s Life Work for Africa. Cincinnati: God’s Bible
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726.   Hawker, George. An Englishwoman's Twenty-Five Years in Tropical Africa: Being the Biography of Gwen Elen Lewis, Missionary to
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727. Hayes, Margaret. Captive of the Simbas. New York: Harper and Row. 1966. 191p. (D.R. Congo) (British Edition Sold as:
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728. Hayes, Margaret Ann (1929- ). Where the Tarmac Ends: To East Africa, With Love. Okanagan Falls, British Columbia, Canada:
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729. Hayford, Mark C. Mary Kingsley From an African Standpoint. London: Beal and Taylor. 1901. (Gabon, Nigeria) (Mary Henrietta
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730. Haywood, Katherine. Cape Hills in Sunlight. Cape Town: Human and Rousseau. 1963. 150p. (South Africa)

731.   Hayword, Charles F. Miss Whately of Cairo.   (In) Hayward, Charles F. Women Missionaries. London: Collins. 1899. pp.
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736.   Head, Bessie (South African)(1937-    ). A Gesture of Belonging: Letters From Bessie Head, 1965-1979. London/Portsmouth, New
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738. Heckford, Sarah Maud Goff (British)(1839-1903). A Lady Trader in the Transvaal. London: Low, Marston, Searle, and Rivington.
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739. Heffner, Edna S. Ethiopia: Land Beyond the Rift. N.P.: E.S. Heffner. 1957. 165p. (Ethiopia)

740. Hege, Ruth. We Two Alone, Attack and Rescue in the Congo. New York /London: Thomas Nelson and Sons. 1965. 192p. (D.R.
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741. Heinemann, Marie Hariett. My Africa: Falling in Step. Marion, Indiana: World Gospel Mission. 1988. 160p. (Burundi)

742. Helly, Dorothy O. and Callaway, Helen . "Journalism as Active Politics: Flora Shaw, the Times and South Africa." (In) Lowry, D. (ed.).
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743. Henningsen, Amelia de and Young, Margaret. The Reminiscences of Amelia de Henningsen. Cape Town: Maskew Miller Longman.
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744. Henriksen, Aage. Isak Dinesen-Karen Blixen: The Work and the Life. New York: St. Martin's. Press. 1988. 197p. (Kenya) (Karen
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745. Henry, Alice Cobble. Congo Kaleidoscope. Penney Farms, Florida?: A.C. Henry?. 1997. 250p. (D.R. Congo)

746. Hensley, Frances M. Niger Dawn. Devon, Great Britain: A.H. Stockwell. 1948. 192p. (Nigeria)

747. Henzell, Aphra. African Patchwork. London: Newman Neame. 1952. 128p. (Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe)

748. Hepburn, Elizabeth. Jottings. London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent. 1928. 79p. (Botswana)

749. Hepburn, Katharine (American)(1909- ). The Making of the African Queen or How I Went to Africa With Bogart, Bacall and Huston
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750. Herbert, Agnes (British)(1880-1960). Two Dianas in Somaliland: The Record of a Shooting Trip. London: J. Lane. 1907. 306p.
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751.   Herbert, Mary Elizabeth (A'Court) (British)(1822-1911). Cradle Lands. New YorkLondon: The Catholic Publication Society/ Richard
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752.   ----. A Saint in Algeria. London: Burns and Oates. 1878. 64p. (Margaret Bergesio, 1809-1875) (By Lady Herbert)
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754.   Herrera, Susana (American). Ja, Bah Doo Nah? A Peace Corps Volunteer Learns to be`in Her Skin'. (In) Mccauley, Lucy and Carlson,
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755. Herschel, Margaret Brodle (British). Lady Herschel: Letters From the Cape, 1834-1838. Cape Town: Friends of the South African
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756. Hetherington, Penelope. “Excerpts From a Kenya Diary.” African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific (AFSAAP)
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757. Heying, Heather Elizabeth (American). Antipode: Seasons With Extraordinary Wildlife and Culture of Madagascar. New York: St.
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758. Hicks, Beatrice M. The Cape as I Found it. London: Elliot Stock. 1900. 198p. (South Africa)

759. Hicks, Beverly R. (American). An Elephant's Ear: The Diary of an American Housewife in Africa. New York: Vantage Press. 1973.
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760. Hight, Gladys (American). African Tempo. New York: Exposition Press. 1951. 132p. (D.R. Congo, Ghana, Kenya, Senegal, South
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761. Hillard, Harriet Low. My Mother’s Journal: A Young Lady’s Diary of Five Years Spent in Manila, Macao and the Cape of Good Hope
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762. Hinderer, Anna Martin (British)(1827-1870). Seventeen Years in the Yoruba Country. Memorials of Anna Hinderer. London: Seeley,
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763. Hirsch, Jane Brown (American)(1945- ). Alhaji: A Peace Corps Adventure in Nigeria. Santa Barbara, California: Fithian Press. 1994.
77p. (Nigeria)

764. Hobby, Georgia (American)(1916- ). Give Us This Bread. Winona, Mississippi: J.C. Choate Publications. 1988. 208p. (Zambia)

765.   Hobhouse, Emily (British)(1860-1926). After the War: Letters From Miss Hobhouse Respecting the Transvaal and Orange River
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768.   Hobhouse Balme, Jennifer . To Love One’s Enemies: The Work and Life of Emily Hobhouse Compiled From Letters and Writings,
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769. Hockett, Betty M. Keeping Them All in Stitches: The Life Story of Geraldine Custer. Newberg, Oregon: G. Fox Press. 1990. 76p.
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770. Hodgson, Mary Alice (Young) (British). The Siege of Kumasi. London: C. Arthur Pearson. 1901. 365p. (Ghana)

771. Hoekstra, Harvey T. Honey, We’re Going to Africa. Mukilteo, Washington: WinePress Publishing. 1995. 376p. (Ethiopia, Sudan)

772. Hogg, Jessie F. “Mary M. Slessor.” Women’s Missionary Magazine of the United Free Church of Scotland. February, 1915.
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773. Holland, Ellen Morland (Bowie) (American). Quiet Please!! Fort Worth, Texas: Branch-Smith. 1968. 172p. (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda)

774. Hollis, Rosemary (British). A Scorpion for Tea or to Attempt the Impossible. Ilfracombe, Devon, Great Britain: Arthur H. Stockwell.
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775 Hollond, Ellen Julia (Teed) (British)(1822-1884). A Lady's Journal of Her Travels in Egypt and Nubia (1858-9). London: E. Faithful.
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776. Holmes, Grace E. Foege (American). Whither Thou Goest - I Will Go. Lima, Ohio: Fairway Press. 1992. 240p. (Tanzania)

777. Holmes, I.M. In Africa’s Service: The Story of Mary Kingsley. London: Saturn Press. 1949. 223p. (Gabon, Nigeria) (Mary Henrietta
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778. Holmes, Winifred. “Seven Adventurous Women.” London: Hutchinson. 1953. pp. 136-164. (Mary Kingsley) (Cameroon, Gabon,
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779. Holyoke, Maria Ballard (American)(1833- ). Golden Memories of Old World Lands; or, What I Saw in Europe, Egypt, Palestine and
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780. Hood, Jessie. Nwan Ima, the Woman of Love: Memorial Sketch of Isabella D. Lyall, Missionary, Old Calabar. Edinburgh: Robert R.
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781. Hopkins, Martha B. (American). Second Chances: A Travel Narrative of Southern Africa. Santa Barbara, California; Fithian
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782.   Hore, Annie Boyle (British). To Lake Tanganyika in a Bath Chair. London: Sampson, Low, Marsten, Searle and Rivington. 1886.
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783.   ----. Missionary to Tanganyika, 1877-1888. London: Cass. 1971. 193p. (Excerpts From Her Writings About Her Husband) (Edited by
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784. Horman, Hermine B. (American). African Dragons. Salt Lake City: Hawkes Publishing. 1994. (Ivory Coast)

785. Horn, Lucy Winifred. Hearth and Home in Ethiopia. London: Sudan Interior Mission. 1960. 92p. (Ethiopia)

786. Hornby, Emily (British)( -1966). A Nile Journal. Liverpool: J.A. Thompson. 1906. 192p. (Egypt) (By E.H.)
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788. Horner, Esther Daniels (American). Jungles Ahead! New York: Friendship Press. 1952. 114p. (Cameroon)

789. Hosali, Nina. North African Diary. London: SPANA (Society for Prevention of Animals in North Africa). 1947. 102p. (Morocco,
Algeria, Tunisia)

790. House, Adrian. The Great Safari: The Lives of George and Joy Adamson, Famous for `Born Free’. New York: William Morrow. 1993
465p. (Kenya)

791. Houston, D. “The Boy and Girl Next Door Made Movies Far Away.” Smithsonian. Volume 17 November, 1986. pp. 144-148+. (Osa
Johnson) (D.R. Congo, Kenya, Tanzania)

792.   Howard, Cecil. Mary Kingsley. London: Hutchinson. 1957. 231p. (Gabon, Nigeria) (Mary Henrietta Kingsley (British)(1862-1900))
793.   ----. Mary Kingsley. History Today. Volume 4 1954. pp. 129-137. (Mary Henrietta Kingsley, (British)(1862-1900))
794.    ----.   West African Explorers. London: Oxford University Press. 1951. 598p.

795. Howard-Vyse, L. (British). A Winter in Tangier and Home Through Spain. London: Hatchards. 1882. 276p. (Morocco) (By Mrs.
Howard-Vyse)

796. Howe, Marvine (Henrietta) (American)(1928- ). The Prince and I. New York: John Day. 1955. 252p. (Morocco) (Published in Great
Britain as: One Woman's Morocco)

797. Howell, Beth P. Lady on a Donkey. New York: E.P. Dutton. 1960. 224p. (Egypt) (Lillian Trasher (American)(1887- ))

798. Hubbard, Ethel Daniels. Moffats. New York: Interchurch Press. 1917. 291p. (Mary Moffat (Scottish)(1795-1871)) (South Africa)

799. Hubbard, Margaret Carson (American)(1897- ). African Gamble. New York: Putnam. 1937. 279p. (South Africa, Zambia)
800. ----. No One to Blame; An African Adventure. London/New York: Putnam /Minton Balch. 1934. 276p. (Mozambique, Zambia)

801. Hudson, J. Harrison. “Let the Fire Burn: A Study of R. M. McCheyne, Robert Annan, Mary Slessor.” Dundee, Scotland: Handsel
Publications. 1978. 71p. (Nigeria) (Mary Mitchell Slessor (Scottish)(1848-1915))

802. 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. (Liberia, Sierra Leone)

803. Hulme, Kathryn Cavarly (American)(1900-1981). Arab Interlude. Philadelphia: Macrae Smith. 1930. 227p. (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia)
804. ----. Look a Lion in the Eye; On Safari Through Africa. Boston: Little, Brown. 1974. 223p. (Kenya, Tanzania)

805. Humphreys, Rachel. Algiers, the Sahara and the Nile. London: W.J. Ham-Smith. 1912. 182p. (Algeria, Egypt)

806. Hurd, Priscilla Payne (American)(1919- ). Chasing Culture With the Brooklyn Museum. Brooklyn: T. Gaus' Sons. 1969. 204p.
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807. Hurst, Una (British). Memories of Africa. London: Arthur H. Stockwell Ltd. 1997. 78p. (South Africa, Zimbabwe)

808. Hutchinson, Louisa (British). In Tents in the Transvaal. London: Richard Bentley and Son. 1879. 225p. (South Africa) (By Mrs.
Hutchinson)

809. Hutchison, Vivian (American). Following Jesus in Africa. Mogadore, Ohio: Chandler Books. 1994. 143p. (Swaziland)

810. Hutton, Ellen A. (British). Swallow Home; or My First Two Years of Married Life Spent in South Africa. London: Elliot Stock. 1889.
228p. (South Africa)

811.   Huxley, Elspeth Joscelyn Grant (British)(1907-1997). Flame Trees of Thika: Memories of an African Childhood. London: Chatto and
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812.   ----. Four Guineas: A Journey Through West Africa. London: Chatto and Windus. 1954. 303p. (Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, Sierra
          Leone)
813.   ----. Last Days in Eden. New York: Amaryllis Press. 1984. 192p.   (Kenya, Tanzania)
814.   ----. The Mottled Lizard. London: Chatto and Windus. 1962. 335p. (Kenya) (Published in the U.S. as: On the Edge of the Rift:
          Memories of Kenya)
815.   ----. A New Earth. New York: Morrow. 1960. 288p. (Kenya)
816.   ----. Out in the Mid Day Sun: My Kenya. New York: Morrow. 1985. 262p. (Kenya)
817.   ----. Race and Politics in Kenya: A Correspondence Between Elspeth Huxley and Margery Perham. London: Faber. 1944. 247p.
818.   ----. The Sorcerer's Apprentice: A Journey Through East Africa. London: Chatto and Windus. 1948. 365p. (Kenya, Tanzania,
          Uganda)
819.   ----. With Forks and Hope: An African Notebook. New York: Morrow. 1964. 398p. (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda)

820. Huxley, Juliette (Baillot) (British). Wild Lives of Africa. New York/London: Harper and Row/Collins. 1963. 254p. (Kenya, Malawi,
Mozambique, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe)

821.   Imperato, Pascal J. “The Martin Johnsons in Africa.” Africana. Volume 2 #9 September, 1966. pp. 18-20+. (D.R. Congo, Kenya,
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822.   ----. and Imperato, Eleanor M. They Married Adventure, the Wandering Lives of Martin and Osa Johnson. New Brunswick, New
          Jersey: Rutgers University Press. 1992. 313p. (D.R. Congo, Kenya, Tanzania)

823. Irland, Nancy B. Service and a Smile. Boise, Idaho: Pacific Press Publishing Association. 1987. 75p. (South Africa) (Nora Anderson
(American))

824. Isham, Mary Otis (American). Moonlight in the Congo. Privately Printed. 1960. 24p. (D.R. Congo)

825. Isnard, Hildebert (British)(1904- ). Algeria. London: N. Kaye. 1955. 235p. (Algeria)
826. ----. Madagascar. Paris: A. Colin. 1955. 219p.

827. Izedinova, Sophia V. A Few Months With the Boers: The War Reminiscences of a Russian Nursing Sister. Johannesburg: Perskor.
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828.   Jabavu, Nontando (Noni) Helen (South African)(1919-    ). Drawn in Color: African Contrasts. London: Murray. 1960. 208p. (South
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829.   ----. The Ochre People: Scenes From a South African Life. New York: St. Martins Press. 1963. 261p. (South Africa)

830.   Jackson, Hazel (British). Into Africa. London: Minerva. 1997. 281p. (South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, Botswana, Zimbabwe,
          Mozambique, Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, D.R. Congo, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Nigeria, Niger, Mali, Burkina
          Faso, Senegal, Mauritania, Morocco)

831.   Jacobs, Sylvia M. Three Afro-American Missionary Women in Africa, 1882-1904. (In) Keller, Rosemary and Queen, Louise L. and
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          (American)(1837-1913)) (Liberia, Sierra Leone, South Africa)
832.   ----.    Their `Special Mission': Afro-American Women as Missionaries to the Congo, 1894-1937. (In) Jacobs, Sylvia M.
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          Contributions in Afro-American and African Studies #66.    (Congo Demo. Republic) (Maria Fearing, Lillian Thomas DeYampert, Lucy
          Gantt Sheppard, Althea Brown Edmiston, Annie Katherine Taylor Rochester)

833. Jacoby, Catherine (Murray). On Special Mission to Abyssinia. New York: Argus Graphic Arts Services. 1933. 141p. (Ethiopia)

834. James, Kelly (American)(1949- ). Dancing With the Witchdoctor: One Woman’s Stories of Mystery and Adventure in Africa. New York:
Morrow/Harper Collins. 2001. 225p. (Kenya, Mozambique, Rwanda)

835. Janeway, Catherine (British). Ten Weeks in Egypt and Palestine. London: Kegan, Paul. 1984. 158p. (Egypt).

836. Jaques-Aldridge, Mary (British). Trio's Trek: The Story of a Ten- Thousand-Mile Hitch Hike. London: W.H. Allen. 1955. 244p.
(Algeria, D.R. Congo, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, Sudan, Tunisia, Uganda)

837. Jeffreys, M.D.W. “Mary Slessor—Magistrate, Parts One and Two.” West African Review. June, 1950. pp. 628-629, 802-505. (Nigeria)

838. Jenks, Jessie. Star in a Dark Sky: A Biography of Brigadier Stella Bywaters, OF (R). Melbourne, Australia: Salvation Army, Australia
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839. Jennings, Helen Macy (American). Ask the Bedroom Boy! Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Franklin Press. 1965. 231p. (Egypt, Ethiopia,
Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda)

840. Jesse, Stella Tennyson (British)(1897- ). Eve in Egypt. London: G. Bles. 1929. 262p. (Egypt)

841. Jilek-Aall, Louise. Call Mama Doctor. London: George Allen and Unwin. 1980. 219p. (Tanzania)

842. Johnson, Carlotta. Drive Slow Slow=Endesha Polepole.” Newcastle Upon Tyne, Great Britain: C. Johnson. 1994. 91p. (Kenya,
Tanzania, Uganda)

843. Johnson, Harriet Electa (Search) (American)(1909- ). Yankee Sails the Nile. New York: Norton. 1966. 256p. (Egypt)

844.   Johnson, Osa Helen Leighty (American)(1894-1953). Four Years in Paradise. New York: J.P. Lippincott. 1941. 345p. (Kenya).
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846. Johnston, Erika (British). The Other Side of Kilimanjaro. London: Johnson. 1971. 222p. (Tanzania)

847.    Jones, Ann (American. Looking for Lovedu: Days and Nights in Africa. New York: Alfred a. Knopf. 2001. 268p. (Morocco, Western
           Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Zaire, Uganda,
           Kenya, Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Lesotho)

848. Jones, Nancy. “Letters From the East Central Missions.” Missionary Herald. Volume 87 1891. pp. 62-63, 421-422. (Madagascar)
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850. Jones, Wanda (American)(1923- ) and Aldrich, Sandra Picklesimer. Living in Two Worlds: The Wanda Jones Story. Grand Rapids,
Michigan: Zondervan Books. 1988. 164p. (Liberia)

851. Joris, Lieve (Belgian)(1953- ). Back to the Congo. New York: Atheneum. 1992. 250p. (D.R. Congo)

852.   Joyce, Elisabeth. “`White Man’s Burden’: White Woman’s Lark. Mary Kingsley and the Myth of the Explorer Hero.” Trent Papers in
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853.   Kaigh-Eustace, Edyth. The Tragedy of Mosega, An Account of America's Girl-Martyr, Mrs. Jane Wilson, Aged 22, of Richmond,
          Virginia. The First White Woman to Lay Down Her Life in the Transvaal, South Africa, for the Cause and Love of Christ. Richmond,
          Virginia: Press of Whittet and Shepperson. 1930. 30p. (Jane Wilson (American)(1814 or 15-1836))

854. Kaminski, Diane C. The Radicalization of a Ministering Angel: A Biography of Emily Hobhouse, 1860-1926. Ph.D. Dissertation:
University of Connecticut, Stoors, Connecticut. 1977. 385p. (South Africa) (Emily Hobhouse (British)(1860-1926))

855. Kannemeyer, M. and Robinson, A.M.L. “The Lady Anne Barnard Letters in the South African Library.” Quarterly Bulletin of the
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856. Kast, Gertrude Elizabeth. A Missionary Remembers. Wepener, South Africa. 1973. 61p. (South Africa)

857.   Kay, June (British). Okavango. London: Hutchinson. 1962. 189p. (Botswana, Zimbabwe)
858.   ----. The Thirteenth Moon. London: Hutchinson. 1970. 192p. (Botswana)
859.   ----. Wild Eden. London: Hutchinson. 1964. 206p. (Botswana)

860. Keach, Margaret Sally (American)(1903- ). A New African Song. New York: Twayne. 1962. 352p. (Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya,
Nigeria, Sudan, Uganda)

861. Kearns, Gerry. "The Imperial Subject: Geography and Travel in the Work of Mary Kingsley and Halford Mackinder." Transactions of
the Institute of British Geographers. Volume 22 #4 1997. pp. 450-472. (Mary Kingsley) (British)(1862-1900) (Cameroon, Gabon, Nigeria)

862. Keay, John. Odd Jobs for Africa: Mary Kingsley. (In) Keay, John. Explorers Extraordinary. Los Angeles: Jeremy P. Tarcher, Inc.
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863. Keay, Julia. “`Mere Mortals and Englishwomen’: Amelia Edwards.” (In) Keay, Julia. With Passport and Parasol: The Adventures of
Seven Victorian Ladies. London: BBC Books. 1989. pp. 57-78.

864. Keith, Agnes Newton (Canadian)(1901- ). Children of Allah Between the Sea and Sahara. Boston/Toronto: Little Brown. 1966.
467p. (Libya)

865. Keith, Grace (British)(1914- ). The Fading Color Bar. London: Robert Hale. 1966. 220p. (Zambia)

866.   Kellersberger, Julia Lake (Skinner) (American)(1897-    ). Congo Crosses: A Study of Congo Womanhood. Boston: Central Committee
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869.   ----. Lucy Gantt Sheppard: Shepherdess of His Sheep on Two Continents. Atlanta: Presbyterian Church, U.S.,
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870. Kelley, Augusta Tullis (American)(1856-1887). Memoirs of Mrs. Augusta Tulli Kelley: Her Experience, Labours as Evangelist and
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871. Kemp, Dennis. “The Late Miss M.H. Kingsley.” London Quarterly Review. Volume 94 July, 1900. pp. 137-152.

872. Kennedy, D. "Isak Dinesen's African Recovery of a European Past." Clio. Volume 17 Fall, 1987. pp. 37-50.

873. Kennedy, Geraldine (American). Harmattan: A Journey Across the Sahara. Santa Monica, California: Clover Park Press. 1994. 289p.
(Algeria, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Niger)

874. Kennedy, Sylvia. See Ouarzazate and Die: Travels Through Morocco. London: Scribners. 1992. 342p. (Morocco)

875. Kenny, Lona B. (Polish/American)(1921- ). Mboka; A Congo Memoir. New York: Crown Publishers. 1972. 264p. (D.R. Congo)

876. Kenrick, Rosemary (British). Sudan Tales: Recollections of Some Sudan Political Service Wives, 1926-1956. Cambridge, Great Britain:
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877. Kerswell, Kate L. Romance and Reality of Missionary Life in Northern Rhodesia. London: W.A. Hammond. 1910? 96p. (Zambia)

878. Keun, Odette (German). A Foreigner Looks at the British Sudan. London: Faber and Faber. 1930. 56p. (Sudan)

879. Keys, Clara Evans (American)(1884- ). We Pioneered in Portuguese East Africa; a Methodist Missionary's Memoirs of Planting
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880.   Kilgour, Betty. From Dar to Zanzibar. Calgary, Alberta, Canada: Detselig Enterprises. 1990. 157p. (Tanzania)
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883. 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. (Sierra Leone)

884. Kilham, Hannah (British)(1774-1832). Report on a Recent Visit to the Colony of Sierra Leone. London: Phillips. 1928. 24p. (Sierra
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885.   ----. Present State of the Colony of Sierra Leone: Being Extracts of Recent Letters From Hannah Kilham. Lindfield, Great Britain: C.
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887. Kindersley, Jemima (British)(1741-1809). Letters From the Island of Teneriffe, Brazil, the Cape of Good Hope, and the East Indies,
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888. King, Annie (Liddon) (British). Dr. Liddon's Tour in Egypt and Palestine in 1886: Being Letters Descriptive of the Tour. London/New
York: Longman's Green, 1891. 213p. (Egypt) (By Mrs. King)

889. King, Grace W. (American)(1875-1975). Hunting Big Game in Africa. Winona, Minnesota: N.P. 1926. 315p. (Kenya)

890. King, Marina Nourse Woodroffe (1856- ). Sunrise to Evening Star. My Seventy Years in South Africa. London/New York:
Harrap/Funk and Wagnalls. 1935. 314p. (South Africa)

891. King-Hall, Magdalen (British)(1904-1971). Somehow Overdone, a Sudan Scrapbook. London: P. Davies. 1942. 134p. (Sudan)

892.   Kingsley, Mary Henrietta (British)(1862-1900).   “The Ascent of Cameroon’s Peak and Travels in French Congo.” Transactions and
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          Ghana, Liberia, Nigeria, R. Congo, Sierra Leone)

899. Kinnear, Elizabeth K. She Sat Where They Sat: A Memoir of Anna Young Thompson of Egypt. Grand Rapids, Michigan: Eerdmans.
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900. Kipling, Rudyard. Mary Kingsley. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Doran and Company. 1932. (Gabon, Nigeria) (Mary Henrietta
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901. Kirkland, Caroline Matilda Stansbury (American)(1865-1930). Some African Highways: A Journey of Two American Women to
Uganda and the Transvaal. Boston: D. Estes. 1908. 345p. (South Africa, Uganda).

902.   Kistner, Alzada Carlisle. An Affair With Africa: Expeditions and Adventures Across a Continent. Washington D.C.: Island Press.
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903. Klein, Carol M. We Went to Gabon. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Christian Publications Inc. 1974. 184p. (Gabon)

904. Knipp, Thomas R. “Kenya’s Literary Ladies and the Mythologizing of the White Highlands.” South Atlantic Review. Volume 55 #1
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905. Kobak, Annette. Isabelle: The Life of Isabelle Eberhardt. London: Chatto and Windus. 1988. 258p. (Algeria) (Isabelle Eberhardt
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906. Kopper, Dorothy Louise and Enlow, David R. and Hardaway, Gary. Assignment Congo. Bakersfield: Nlemvo Pub. 1997. 304p. (D.R.
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907.   Korfker, Dena. Mother of Eighty: The Story of Augusta May Puett Brittell (1894-1964), Who Spent the Last Eighteen Years of Her Life
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908. Koza, Kimberly A. "The Africa of Two Western Women Writers: Barbara Kingsolver and Margaret Laurence." Critique. Volume 44 #3
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909. Kraft, Kate (American). The Nilometer and the Sacred Soil: A Diary of a Tour Through Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. New York:
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910.   Krippner, Monica (British). African Way: Seven Months' Journey From Cape Town to Algiers. London: G. Bles. 1952. 224p.
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          Zambia, Zimbabwe)

911. Kroller, Eva-Marie. First Impressions: Strategies in Travel Writing by Victorian Women. Ariel. Volume 21 #4 October, 1990. pp. 87-100.
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912.   Kulp, Philip M. “Mothers, Wives and Co-Workers: Women Missionaries of the Church of the Brethren in Northeastern Nigeria.” In)
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913. Lababidi, Lesley Kitchen (American). Paddle Your Own Canoe: An American Woman’s Passage Into Nigeria. Ibadan/Oxford:
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