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 | Knott, William M. (2006) |
| Foot Soldier of the Empire: Hannah More and the Politics of Service | |
| Ph.D. dissertation: George Washington University, Washington, DC. 487p. |
 | Shaffer, Tanya (American) (2003) |
| Somebody's Heart is Burning: A Woman Wanderer in Africa | |
| New York: Vintage Books. 324p. |
| Tata, Fabian T. (2002) |
| 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. 510p. |
| Falconbridge, Anna Marie (British)(1769-1816?) (2000) |
| 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 | |
| Edited by Christopher Fyfe. Liverpool, Great Britain: Liverpool University Press. 238p. |
| Ledger, Fiona Sax (2000) |
| Mr. Bigstuff and the Goddess of Charm: Parties, Cars, Love and Ambition South of the Sahara | |
| London: Picador. 290p. |
| Coleman, Deirdre (ed.) (1999) |
| Maiden Voyages and Infant Colonies: Two Women's Travel Narratives of the 1790s (Anna Falconbridge) | |
| Leicester, Great Britain: Leister University Press. 247p. |
 | Falconbridge, Anna Marie (British)(1769-1816?) and Coleman, Deirdre (ed.) (1999) |
| 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. p. 22-168. |
 | Harrow, Sharon (1998) |
| Trading in the Blush: Domesticating the Colony in Anna Maria Falconbridge's Narrative | |
| Journal of African Travel-Writing. #5. October. p. 25-37. |
| O'Loughlin, Katrina (1998) |
| 'Our Floating Prison': Anna Maria Falconbridge and Travel to the River Sierra Leone | |
| Journal of African Travel-Writing. #5. October. p. 38-49. |
| Ferguson, Moira (1997) |
| Anna Maria 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. p. 247-266. |
| Martin, Tony (1997) |
 | Discovering African Roots: Amy Ashwood Garvey's Pan-Africanist Journey |
| Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Volume 17 #1. p. 118-126. |
| Ferguson, Moira (1996) |
| 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. |
| McEwan, Cheryl (1996) |
| Paradise or Pandemonium? West African Landscapes in the Travel Accounts of Victorian Women | |
| Journal of Historical Geography. Volume 22 #1. January. p. 68-83. |
| Wilson, Libby (British) (1996) |
| Unexpected Always Happen: Journal of a Doctor in Sierra Leone | |
| Edinburgh: Argyll Press. 191p. |
| Christensen, Matthew J. (1995) |
| Strategies of Placement/Production of Identity: Adelaide Smith Casely Hayford as African Victorian Traveler | |
 | Ufahamu. Volume 23 #1. p. 21-34. |
| Coleman, Deirdre (1995) |
| 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. p. 3-25. |
| McEwan, Cheryl (1995) |
| How the 'Seraphic' Became 'Geographic': Women Travellers in West Africa, 1840-1915 | |
| Ph.D. dissertation: Loughborough University of Technology, Department of Geography, Loughborough, Great Britain. |
| Twells, A. (1995) |
| 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. p. 301-318. |
| Ascanio, Jennifer H. (1992) |
| White Men Don't Have Juju: An American Couple's Adventure Through Africa | |
| Chicago: Noble Press. 345p. |
| Cooper, Joyce L. (1992) |
| They Called Her Ya: The Story of Ruth Saunders | |
| Salem, Ohio: Allegheny Publications. 254p. |
| Ferguson, Moira (1992) |
| Anna Maria Falconbridge | |
| In: Ferguson, Moira. Subject to Others: British Women Writers and Colonial Slavery, 1670-1834. New York/London: Routledge. p. 198-208. |
| Early, Julie E. (1991) |
| 'Monsters of the Deep': The Woman Traveller and Later Victorian Women's Travel Narrative | |
| Ph.D. dissertation: University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. 316p. |
| Early, Julie E. (1991) |
| '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. p. 228-293. |
| Birkett, Deborah J. (1989) |
| Spinsters Abroad: Victorian Lady Explorers | |
| London: Basil Blackwell. 300p. |
| Tinling, Marion (1989) |
| Elspeth Huxley, 1907-1997 | |
| In: Women Into the Unknown: A Sourcebook on Women Explorers and Travelers. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. p. 133-139. |
| Peterson, Martha Dunlop (American) (1987) |
| African Adventure: Peace Corps Assignment in Sierra Leone | |
| M.A. Thesis: Sonoma State University, Sonoma, California. 236p. |
| Fountaine, Margaret (British)(1862-1940) (1986) |
| Butterflies and Late Loves: The Further Travels and Adventures of a Victorian Lady | |
| Edited by W.F. Cater. London: Collins. 141p. |
| Sadow, Sue (American) (1986) |
| Into Africa With the Peace Corps: Sue Sadow, First Senior Citizen Volunteer, Remembers Sierra Leone in the 60s | |
| Westminster Colorado: Beaumont Books. 128p. |
| Jacobs, Sylvia M. (1982) |
| 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. p. 268-280. |
| Dickson, Mora (1980) |
| The Powerful Bond: Hannah Kilham: 1774-1832 | |
| London: Dodson. 252p. |
| Corey, Vickie Hyde (American)(1954- ) (1979) |
| The Glad Game | |
| Washington: Review and Herald Publishing Association. 156p. |
| Hachten, Harva (American) (1970) |
| Kitchen Safari: A Gourmet's Tour of Africa | |
| New York: Atheneum. 274p. |
| Spencer, Sue Way (American)(1908- ) (1963) |
| African Creeks I Have Been Up | |
| New York: McKay. 212p. |
| Hallowell, Dorothy Saylor (American) (1962) |
| Letters From Africa | |
| Kutztown, Pennsylvania: Kutztown Pub. Co. 123p. |
| Huxley, Elspeth Joscelyn Grant (British)(1907-1997) (1954) |
| Four Guineas: A Journey Through West Africa | |
| London: Chatto and Windus. 303p. |
| Packer, Joy (Petersen)(South African)(1905-1977) (1953) |
| Apes and Ivory | |
| London: Eyre and Spottiswoode. 400p. |
| Wrong, Margaret (Canadian)(1887-1948) (1946) |
| West African Journey: In the Interests of Literacy and Christian Literature, 1944-45 | |
| London: Edinburgh House. 79p. |
| Hargrave, Carrie Guerphan (American) (1944) |
| African Primitive Life: As I Saw it in Sierra Leone, British Africa | |
| Wilmington, North Carolina: Wilmington Printing Co. 115p. |
| Sheldon, W.G. (1940) |
| Obituary - Margaret Elizabeth Fountaine | |
| Entomologist. Volume 73. p. 193-195. |
| Fowler-Lunn, Katharine Stevens (American)(1902-1997) (1938) |
| The Gold Missus: A Woman Prospector in Sierra Leone | |
| London; New York: Allen and Unwin; Norton. 303p. |
| Bedinger, R.D. (1937) |
| Althea Brown Edmiston | |
| In: Winsborough, Hallie P. and Timmons, Sarah L.V. (eds.). Glorious Living: Informal Sketches of Seven Women Missionaries of the Presbyterian Church, U.S. Atlanta: Presbyterian Church, U.S., Committee on Women's Work. |
| Springer, Eva Alice (American) (1936) |
| As I Saw Africa: Land of Tragedy and Triumph | |
| Cincinnati: Powell and White. 240p. |
| Mott-Smith, May (British)(1879-1952) (1930) |
| Africa from Port to Port | |
| New York: Van Nostrand. 424p. |
| Singer, Caroline (American)(1888-1963) (1929) |
| White Africans and Black | |
| By Mrs. Cyrus LeRoy Baldridge. New York: W.E. Rudge or Norton. 120p. |
| Hughson, Shirley Carter (American)(1867-1949) (1928) |
| The Green Wall of Mystery; Venture and Adventure in the Hinterland of West Africa | |
| West Park, New York: Holy Cross Press. 222p. |
| Cadbury, M.H. (1916) |
| The Life of Amanda Smith: The American Sybil, the Christian Saint | |
| Birmingham: Cornish Brothers. 88p. |
| Cameron, Charlotte (Wales-Almy) (British)( -1946) (1913) |
| A Woman's Winter in Africa, a 26,000 Mile Journey | |
| London: Stanley Paul. 403p. |
| Gaunt, Mary Eliza Bakewell (Australian)(1872-1942) (1911) |
| Alone in West Africa | |
| London; New York: T. Werner Laurie; Scribner. 404p. |
| Clarke, Mary Lane (American) and Clarke, George E. (1910?) |
| American Wesleyan Methodist Missions of Sierra Leone, West Africa | |
| Syracuse, NY: Wesleyan Methodist Publishing Association Printing. 256p. |
| Kingsley, Mary Henrietta (British)(1862-1900) (1899) |
| West African Studies | |
| London; New York: Macmillan. 639p. |
| Kingsley, Mary Henrietta (British)(1862-1900) (1897) |
| Travels in West Africa, Congo Francais, Corisco and the Cameroons | |
| London: Macmillan. 743p. |
| Buckland, Augustus R. (1895) |
| West African Pioneers | |
| In: Buckland, Augustus R. Women in the Mission Field. New York: Thomas Whittaker. p. 39-51. |
| Colville, Zelie Isabelle (Richaud De Preville) (French/British)( -1930) (1893) |
| Round the Black Man's Garden | |
| Edinburgh; London: Blackwood and Sons. 344p. |
| Taylor, Marshall W. (1887) |
| The Life, Travels, Labors, and Helpers of Mrs. Amanda Smith: The Famous Negro Missionary Evangelist | |
| Cincinnati, Ohio: Cranston and Stowe. 63p. |
| Foote, Mrs. Henry Grant (British) (1869) |
| Recollections of Central America and the West Coast of Africa | |
| By Mrs. Foote. London: T.C. Newby. 221p. |
| Balfour, Clara L. (1854) |
| A Sketch of Hannah Kilham | |
| London: W. and F.G. Cash. 60p. |
| Melville, Elizabeth Helen Callander (Scottish) (1849) |
| A Residence at Sierra Leone, Described from a Journal Kept on the Spot and from Letters Written to Friends at Home | |
| London: J. Murray. 335p. |
| Kilham, Hannah (British)(1774-1832) and Biller, Sarah (ed.) (1837) |
| Memoir of the Late Hannah Kilham: Chiefly Compiled from Her Journal | |
| Editor was Hannah Kilham's Daughter. London: Darton and Harvey. 506p. |
| Church, Mary (British) (1835) |
| Sierra Leone: or, the Liberated Africans, in a Series of Letters from a Young Lady to Her Sister in 1832 and 1834 | |
| Authored anonymously. London: Longmans. 49p. |
| Kilham, Hannah (British)(1774-1832) (1832) |
| Present State of the Colony of Sierra Leone: Being Extracts of Recent Letters From Hannah Kilham | |
| Lindfield, Great Britain: C. Green. 26p. |
| Kilham, Hannah (British)(1774-1832) (1828) |
| Report on a Recent Visit to the Colony of Sierra Leone | |
| London: William Phillips. 24p. |
| Kilham, Alexander (1797) |
| 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. 84p. |
| Falconbridge, Anna Marie (British)(1769-1816?) (1794) |
| 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: Printed for the author. 297p. |
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