Africa Lost And Found - A Dialogue
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✎ Suggest a correctionJohn Henrik Clarke discusses the intention of the dialogue, explains how the African past affects the future of the world, and discusses various myths concerning African history. Richard B Moore speaks on Africa and the origin of man. Keith E Baird discusses the role of Africa in the text book.
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