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Jones, Adam (1985) Some Reflections on the Oral Traditions of the Galinhas Country, Sierra Leone. History in Africa, 12. 151-165 doi:10.2307/3171718

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TitleSome Reflections on the Oral Traditions of the Galinhas Country, Sierra Leone
JournalHistory in Africa
AuthorsJones, AdamAuthor
Year1985Volume12
PublisherCambridge University Press (CUP)
DOIdoi:10.2307/3171718Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceJones, Adam (1985) Some Reflections on the Oral Traditions of the Galinhas Country, Sierra Leone. History in Africa, 12. 151-165 doi:10.2307/3171718
Plain TextJones, Adam (1985) Some Reflections on the Oral Traditions of the Galinhas Country, Sierra Leone. History in Africa, 12. 151-165 doi:10.2307/3171718
In(1895) History in Africa Vol. 12. Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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