| Institution: | 1. New College, University of Toronto.;2. Department of History, University of Toronto.;3. Canada College, Redwood City, California.;4. Robert Buijtenhuis, Mau Mau Twenty Years After. The Myth and the Survivors. Paris, La Haye, Mouton, 1973, 170p. ill. h.t. + bibliographie. Bildad Gaggia, Root of Freedom. 1921–1963. The Autobiography of Bildad Kaggia. Nairobi, East African Publishing House, 1975, 202p. ill. h.t. + index.;5. Benjamin C. Ray, African Religions: Symbol, Ritual and Community. Englewood Cliffs, Prentice-Hall Ltd., 1976, 238p.;6. M. G. Whisson &7. M. West (eds.), Religion and Social Change in Southern Africa: Anthropological Essays in Honour of Monica Wilson, London, Rex Collins, 1975, 223p.;8. M. West, Bishops and Prophets in a Black City, London, Rex Collins, 1975, 225 p.;9. Department of Psychology, York University |
