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Gugunhama:

• (Click on, then scroll down to) Gugunhama & Mozambique, 22-25 November 1998:
  • Betty Brink, Kathleen Sheldon, Linda Heywood, and Valdemir Zamparoni.
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Guinea-Bissau:

• Guinea-Bissau Gold, 30 June - 3 July 2001:
  • Adam Browning, Wendy Wilson Fall, Joe Lauer, Eric Ross, Valdemir Zamparoni, and John Thornton.
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Hammarskjold:

• (Click on, then scroll down to) Dag Hammarskjold Killed by the West? (August 1998) and (September 1998), 28 August-3 September 1998:
  • Kathryn Green, Mel Page (twice), and Edouard Bustin.
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History:

• (Click on, then scroll down to) African History Course (July 1998) and (August 1998), 13 July-4 August 1998:
  • Warren F. Gray, C. Alvin Hughes, Opolot Okia, Margaret Crumpton, Jonathan Reynolds, and Barbara Brown.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) African History in UK Schools, 8-10 December 1998:
  • John Pape, Marika Sherwood, Barbara Brown, and Diana Jeater.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) African History on the Internet, 25-28 September 1998:
  • Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Peter Alegi, and Allison K. Shutt.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Afrian (sic) History Sources (see also African History Sources), 13 March 2000:
  • David Schoenbrun, John P. Dunn, Gail Braybon, Patrick Wurster, Jennifer E. Sessions, James M. Blaut, and Chris Lowe.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) African History Teaching Priorities (March 1997), (April 1997), and (May 1997), 24 March - 1 May 1997:
  • John Thornton, Wendy Urban-Mead, Chris Lowe, J. Brookes Spector, Edi Campbell, John Thornton, Mary E. Lanser, John Thornton, Mary Gallwey, Cora Presley, and BerhaneSelassie Tsehai.
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• African History Through Literature, 10-29 April 1995:
  • James Newman, Mel Page, Randall Powuels, Cora Presley, and Carol Summers.
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• African Islamic History, 19-30 April 1995:
  • Benjamin D. Branch, Beth Buggenhagen, Tim Carmichael, Abdin Chande, Richard Corby, Eugenia Herbert, Alvin Hughes, John Humwick, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Bob LaRue, P.K.Muana, Martin S. Ottenheimer, Randy Pouwels, Peter A. Rogers, and Monica Van Beusekom.
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• Africa Material for Syllabus, 15 June - 17 July 2000:
  • Shields Sundberg, Tama Hamilton-Wray, Martin Klein, Erich Martel, and Rebecca Hall.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) African Women Historians, 8-14 December 1998:
  • Adrienne I. Miller, David C. Conrad, Neil Parsons, Misty Bastian, Mette Shayne, and Donald Osborn.
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• Basic Overview of African History, 23 August - 9 September 1999:
  • Jack Betterly, Natalie Sandomirsky, Anthony King, Debora Johnson-Ross, Dorothy Flynn, and Jonathan Reynolds.
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• BCE/CE Terminology, 15-17 December 2000:
  • Iain Walker, Ranes Chakravorty, Robert Baum, John Edward Philips, and Maria Griffin.
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• Discourse Analysis of Historiography, 13-18 May 2000:
  • Karel Arnaut, Lisa Anne McNee, Jeremy Joseph Pool, William Turner, Alex Popovich, Richard Gildrie, Michael Hammer, Chris Lowe, Bharat Gupt, and Lisa McNee.
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• (Please click on, then scroll down to) Historians and the Historical Profession in Post-Apartheid South Africa, 15-23 December 1999:
  • Asma Hassan, Peter Limb, Stowell Kessler, and Siphamandla Zondi.
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• History and Cultures of Africa Course, 11-14 September 2000:
  • Joseph M. O'Neal, Katherine Weist, Ralph Austen, Natalie Sandomirsky, Mel Page, and M. Jane Bryce.
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• (Please click on, then scroll down to) History of Africa Course, 2-4 October 1996:
  • John Lonsdale, Peter A. Rogers, Michael Hoyt, and Elizabeth Isichei.
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• History of Science in Africa, 9-15 July 1998:
  • Oghenetoja Okoh, A.T. Miller, Gloria Emeagwali, and Jonathan Reynolds.
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• Periodization in Africa History, 12-27 November 2000:
  • N. Kekana, Jay Spaulding, Chris Lowe, Astrid Schwenke, Jonathon Walz, Nicholas M. Creary, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (3), John Thornton, Ken Harrow, Kathleen Sheldon, Chap Kusimba (2), Robert O. Collins, Kathryn Green (2), Iain Walker, Jonathon Walz, and David Schoenbrun.
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• Precolonial Africa Text, 12-16 May 2000:
  • Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai (2), Barbara Degorge (2), Natalie Sandomirsky, Iain Walker, and Neil Parsons (2).
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Primary Sources for African History Course, 13- 21 July 1999:
  • Nemata Blyden, Gregory H. Maddox, Jonathan Reynolds, David Robinson, Pedro Machado, Randall L. Pouwels, Charles Becker, and Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Reading African History for Fun and Profit, 9-17 April 1997:
  • Barry Morton (twice).
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Reading List for Qualifying Exams [for West African History], 3-12 August 1999:
  • Rebecca Hall, Umeme Sababu, Brett R. Moothart-O'Bannon, and Hilary Jones.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching of African History, 24-28 April 2000:
  • Peter Limb, John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu, Mamaissii, Mackie J.V. Blanton, and Richard Rathbone.
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• Teaching North Africa, 29 July-4 August 1998:
  • Lisa Countess, Peter Limb, David Robinson, John Thornton, and Patrick Wurster.
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• The Use of Clio by Africans, 16-23 April 1998:
  • Peter Limb, Manelisi P. Genge, Jonathan Reynolds, Werner Hillebrecht, Peter Limb, Manelisi P. Genge, and Peter Limb.
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Homosexuality:

• Homosexuality in Asante Culture, 1 December 2000 to 5 January 2001:
  • Natasha Gray, Jim Sanders, Kofi Ellison, and Michael Amoah.
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• Homosexuality in Dahomean Culture, 25 October - 12 November 2000:
  • Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon (4), Eugene L. Mendonsa, Ron Krabill, Edna G. Bay, Gregory Mann (2), Robin Law, and Kenneth. C. Wylie (2).
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Homosexuality in Nigeria, 7-10 July 1998:
  • C. Abbott (2) and Oliver Phillips.
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• Homosexuality in Precolonial Africa, 25 April - 3 May 2001:
  • Kathryn Green, Carmela Garritano, Judith Krieger, Robert Baum, Olabode Ibironke (2), Eric Ross (2), Jay Spaulding, Eugene Mendonsa (2), John Thornton, Tim Cleaveland, Lisa McNee (3), Gregory Mann, Blaine Bershad, Ken Curtis, Jonathan Reynolds (2), Brett Shadle, Ann McDougall, Gregory Mann, Scott Reese, Ibrahim Hamza, Chris Lowe, Stephen Belcher, Adeleke Adeeko, Benjamin N. Lawrance, Olabode Ibironke, Mohamed Kassim, Delroy Constantine-Simms, Stephen Pierce, and William Fellows.
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• Precolonial Homosexuality, 24 October - 13 November 1995:
  • John Boldrick, A. Chande, Samuel Kasule, Lawrence Mbogoni, Barry C. Morton, Bruce Moyer, Michael Tuck, and Valdemir D. Zamparoni.
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Houphouet-Boigny, Felix:

• (Click on, then scroll down to) Houphouet-Boigny and Cult of Personality, 18-28 February 1998:
  • Nicholas Klassen, Howard French, Gloria Emeagwali, Karel Arnaut, Howard French, Jeanne Maddox Toungara, Robert Handloff, Gloria Emeagwali, William Fellows, James Sanders, Marie Miran, Harold Marcus, Richard L. Warms, David C. Conrad, Kalala Ngalamulume, Tsehai Berhane-Selassie, Howard French, Gloria Emeagwali, Mark Bearn, Ken Wylie, Greg and Gina Spencer, Robert Handloff, Robert Handloff, Marion E. Doro, Atieno Odhiambo, Peter Limb, Stephan Buehnen, At Ipenburg, Peter Pels, Gloria Emeagwali, William Fellows, Chris Lowe, Gretchen Walsh, Max Dashu, Chris Lowe, Valerie Golaz, Henri Medard,Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Richard Harris, Robert Handloff, Misty Bastian, William Fellows, and Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch.
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Hutu:

• (Click on, then scroll down to) Hutu/Tutsi Relations (February 1997) and (March 1997), 24 February - 3 March 1997:
  • Richard Robbins, Mario Aguilar, Robert Rotberg, Kenneth W. Harrow, Walter S. Clarke, Mette Shayne and Larry Yarak.
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• Hutu Women during 1994 Genocide, 11 October 2000:
  • Victoria Thur, Davis Bullwinkle, Estella Musiiwa, Peter Limb, and Kathleen Sheldon.
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• Scramble for Africa, 27 January 1997:
  • Jarle Simensen, Kathleen Sheldon, and Jeff Gaydish.
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Indian Ocean:

• East Africa & Indian Ocean, 28 February-4 March 1998:
  • Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Samuel Kasule, Chapurukha M. Kusimba, Allen Roberts, and Abdin Chande.
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• (Please click on, then scroll down to) Indian Ocean Rim, 9-20 November 1996:
  • Shubin Vladimir, Peter Limb, Mette Shayne, Iain Walker, Mel Page, and Berhane-Tsehai Selassie.
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Indians:

• Indians and Indian Cuisine in West Africa, 7-10 September 2001:
  • Edward Gibbon, Lisa A. Lindsay, Alusine Jalloh, Bruce La Brack, Cyril Belshaw, Jonathan Reynolds, Allen F. Roberts, Kenneth Wylie, and Misty Bastian.
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The Internet:

• Africa and the Internet, 14-23 June 1996:
  • Wenke Adam, Renato Aguilar, Misty Bastian, Tim Carmichael, John Dunn, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Arthur R. McGee, Rich Rath, Peter A. Rogers, and Morris Simon.
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• African History on the Internet, 25-26 September 1998:
  • Peter Limb, Karen Fung, Joseph Caruso, Chris Lowe, and Peter Alegi.
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• African Web Sources, 15-17 September 1996:
  • Richard Ward, Rhiman A. Rotz, Q. Priest, and Gloria Emeagwali.
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• Distance Learning for African Studies Courses, 14-17 December 2001:
  • Jane Njeri Irungu, Judith Bush, Robert White, Matt Carotenuto, Joseph O'Neal, Allison Drew, and Ron Krabill.
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• H-SAfrica: [Should It Be Created?], 15 August - 15 September 1996:
  • Harold Marcus (3), Dax Driver (2), Martin Klein (2), R. Matheron, Peter A. Rogers, Ibrahim Abdullah (2), Timothy Burke, Mel Page, Peter Limb (2), M. Musemwa, Stephen Rockel, Jane L. Parpart, E.J. Carruthers, Stephen Isabirye, Berhane-Tsehai Selassie, and Keith Tankard (2).
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• Identity, Culture and the Internet, 22 June - 18 July 2000:
  • Samuel Kasule, Heike Schmidt (2), Lisa Perry, Estella Musiiwa, Peter Limb, Pauline Kusiak, and Chika Anyanwu.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) (The) Internet in Africa, 13-20 April 2000:
  • Jim Sanders, Neil Parsons (3), Jan Jansen, Eugene L. Mendonsa, John Pape (2), Martin Klein, Christophe Bonnet, Ibra Sene, Peter Limb (3), David Nolan (3), Moupou Mose, Dorothy Woodson, Brian Coyle, and Chris Lowe.
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• Internet in Africa/Education Issues, 19-20 July 2000:
  • D.J. Chandler, Bruce Janz, and Karen Fung.
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• Internet News Sources, 22-27 August 1996:
  • Quinton Priest, Joseph Caruso, Dax Driver, Virginia Curtin Knight-Tyson, Christopher P. Koch, and Bronwen Manby (2).
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• (Please click on, then scroll down to) [Inter]Net Gains in Third-World, 10-15 November 1996:
  • Larry Yarak, Mel Page, Peter Limb, and Morris Simon.
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• Websites on Islam in Africa, 27 September - 1 October 2001:
  • Robert R. Edgar, Gerard van de Bruinhorst, Allen Roberts, and Eric Ross.
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Islam:

• African Islamic History, 19-30 April 1995:
  • Benjamin D. Branch, Beth Buggenhagen, Tim Carmichael, Abdin Chande, Richard Corby, Eugenia Herbert, Alvin Hughes, John Humwick, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Bob LaRue, P.K.Muana, Martin S. Ottenheimer, Randy Pouwels, Peter A. Rogers, and Monica Van Beusekom
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• African Muslim Slaves in America, 2-7 August 1995:
  • Ralph Austen, Peter Caron, Philip Curtin, Eugenia Herbert, Martin Klein, Kevin Lewis, Richard Lobban, A.T. Miller, Joseph M. O'Neal, William G. Sacks, Timothy R. Sweet, Kelly Tucker, and David William Voorhees.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Amulets and Islam, 24-27 October 1999:
  • Alison A. Curtin, Stephen Wooten, Jeremy Joseph Pool, Randall Pouwels, Maggie Canvin, John Edward Philips, and Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai.
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• (Click on, then scroll down to) Hadrami Influences in Southern Africa, 12-21 February 2000:
  • Iain Walker, Robert Rotberg, Randall Pouwels, Neil Parsons, Eric Morier-Genoud, and Bronwen Manby.
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• Islam and the African Slave Trade, 18-22 April 1996:
  • Peter Caron, Doug Deal, Ken Dossar, Ken Harrow, John Edward Philips, and Becky Shumway.
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• Websites on Islam in Africa, 27 September - 1 October 2001:
  • Robert R. Edgar, Gerard van de Bruinhorst, Allen Roberts, and Eric Ross.
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• (Please click on, then scroll down to) West African Islam on Film (October 1996) and (November 1996), 25 October - 1 November 1996:
  • Abdin Chande, John Dunn, Beth Anne Buggenhagen, Fred Hansen, Janet Ghattas, Zeric Kay Smith, Patrick Mensah, Danna R. Williams, Misty Bastian and Elias Bongmba.
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Israel:

• Israeli Involvement in African Affairs, 13-18 October 2000:
  • Ken Harrow, Jonathan Miran, John Stoner, Gloria Emeagwali, Peter Limb, Jonathan Reynolds, Nancy Lust, and Ella Keren.
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Jaga:

• (Please click on, then scroll down to) The Jaga, 16-22 November 1996:
  • Jane Landers, Kalala Ngalamulume, Jose Curto, Valdemir Zamparoni, and John Thornton.
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