Search Results: African History & Literature from C L Hawley

London: Africa South Publications,. Paperback. 128pp. Articles include The Pondoland Massacre by Dennis Kelly, The Congo Crisis by Colin legum and Frank Barber, Nigeria and Tomorrow's Africa by Akin Mabogunje etc. Rubbed to spine ends. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1960.

London: Africa South Publications,. 128pp. Articles include The Nineteen Days by an anonymous Capetown correspondent, The Prisons of Apartheid by Sonia Bunting, Belgian Congo Independence by Colin legum, The Lion and the Cockerel by Michael Picardie, The Algerian War by Anthony Wedgwood Benn, etc. Rubbed to spine ends. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1960.

London: Africa South Publications,. Paperback. 128pp. Articles include The Gold of Migrant Labour by Ruth First, Crisis in the Rhodesias, Libyan Note-book by Roger Owen, The Seven Generals of the Sudan by Peter Kilner,, Profile of Zanzibar - articles by Tony Hughes and Abdul Rahmna (Babu) Mohamed, etc. Also an article on West African poetry by Davidson Nicol, and an article on African trades unionism by Leon Levy. Rubbed to spine ends. Slightly darkened to spine. Binding is sound. Good+, sound copy. . Paperback. 1961.

New Delhi: Prestige Books,. Hardback. 152pp. Essays on Yoruba Theatre, Nigerian Gender Poetry, Eastern African Traditionalism, African-Canadian Writers, African-American Movement, Leopold Sedar Senghor, Wole Soyinka, J. P. Clark, Christopher Okigbo, Imamu Amirir Baraka, LeRoi Jones, Niyi Osundare. Dust wrapper is worn to edges with some loss to tail of spine. Blue boards with gilt titles to front and spine. Slightly rubbed and bumped to head and tail of spine. Very good copy in Good dw. . Hardcover. 2000.

Nordic Africa Institute,. Paperback. 208pp. University library label to inside cover. No other library marks. Lightly rubbed. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1996.

London: Heinemann,. Paperback. 96pp. Part of the African Writers Series. A collection of poems from eleven African writers in South Africa. Writers include Casey Motisi, Stanley Mogoba, Mafika Mbuli and Basil Somhlahlo among others. Slightly sunned to spine. Some edge wear. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1978.

San Fransisco: Spinsters / Aunt Lute,. Paperback. 266pp. Autobiography of a black South African reviewing seventy personal and political years. Selection of black and white plates. Previous owner's name to inside front cover. Some bumping and rubbing to edges. Good+, sound copy . Paperback. 1985.

London: Michael Joseph,. Hardback. 244pp. Novel by the South African Writer. Dust wrapper is rubbed to edges. Very good copy in Good dw. . Hardback. 1996.

London: Longmans,. Hardback. 256pp. Novel by the South African writer. First published in Afrikaans and English as 'The Ambassador'. This is an English translation. Slight browning and rubbing to edges of dust wrapper. Near fine copy in very good dw . Hardback. 1967.

Geneva: South Centre,. Paperback. 99pp. International development paper. Clean, bright and neat. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1999.

Cape Town: Human & Rousseau,. Hardback. 78pp. Poems from the South African novelist and journalist. Cream boards are slightly bumped with light spotting to edges. Dw is beginning to brown with a some edge wear and two small tears. Previous owner's name etc neatly to ffep. Very good copy in very good dw. . Hardback. First edition. 1959.

London: Virago Press,. Paperback. 381pp. Interviews with 24 women about their lives in a sexist and racist apartheid South Africa. Rubbed to edges and well thumbed. University library label to prelim. No other library marks. Good, sound copy. . Paperback. 1990.

Cape Town: Howard B. Timmins,. Hardback. 197pp. African travel writing. 3 small selections of black and white photographs. Surface damage to fixed endpaper; free endpaper is missing. Library numbers to spine and to prelims. Light foxing. No dw. Good, sound, ex-library copy. . Hardback. Ex-Library.

Geneva: South Centre,. Paperback. 40pp. International development paper. Clean, bright and neat. Very good copy. . Paperback. 1999.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Very good copy . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Near fine copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Very clean and neat. Near fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

Buckingham: Open University Press,. Stapled with card covers. 27pp. Inaugural lecture given on 8th March 2001. Considers the importantance of the literary experience drawing on his own childhood  experience with Dickens' works in South Africa, and on the experiences of Mandela and other political prisoners for whom books represented, thought, freedom, action, inspiration and more. Clean and neat. Near fine, bright copy. . Pamphlet. 2001.

London: Fontana,. Paperback. 189pp. Civil rights activist Father Trevor Huddleston's famous description of his ministry in Sophiatown, Johannesburg, 1944-1956. Browned with edge wear. Front has several secondhand prices written in ink. Reading copy only. . Paperback. Reprint. 1960.