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Margaret Laurence's Library Pertaining to Africa

1. Abruquah, (Joseph W.) The Catechist. With a Foreword by Elspeth Huxley. Allen & Unwin, (1965). Cloth. "It is probably...the first biographical novel to come out of Ghana." Errata sheet laid in. PR 9379.9 .A24C3 1965.

2. Achebe (Chinua). Arrow of God. London: Heinemann, (1964). Blue boards. Ink inscription of former owner. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .A3A8 cop.3.

3. Achebe. A Man of the People. Heinemann, (1966). Boards. PR 9387.9 .A3M3 1966. Ink scoring of Laurence.

4. Achebe. No Longer at Ease. Heinemann, (1964). AWS #3, 4th printing thus (lst edition 1960). Occasional ink scoring & notes by Laurence. PR 9387.9 .A3N6 1963.

5.Achebe. Things Fall Apart. (1965). AWS #1, 6th printing thus (1st edition 1958). Ink scoring & notes by Laurence. 1st novel, and perhaps the best-known work of modern black African literature, by the leading Nigerian writer. PR 9387.9 .A3T48 1962.

6. Acaede. The Trouble with Nigeria. Heinemann, (1984). 12 mo. Card covers (no hardcover this edition) (lst edition 1983). Inscribed "For Margaret Laurence with affection Chinua. June 1984". DT 515.8 .A6T 1984.

7. (Achebe). Okike: An African Journal of New Writing. Edited by Chinua Achebe. No.4, December 1973. Published Amherst, Mass. Card covers. Serial.

8. Achebe. Girls at War and Other Stories. Heinemann (1972). (no hardcover this edition) AWS #100. PR 9387.9 .A3G5 1972.

9. (Achebe). Killam, (G.D.). The Novels of Chinua Achebe. Heinemann, (1969). Wrappers issue. Inscribed "To Margaret with best regards, Doug". Author was Professor of English at York University, Toronto. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .A3Z74 1969 c.3.

10. Achebe. Morning Yet on Creation Day. Essays. Heinemann, (1975). Wrappers issue. PR 9340.5 .A3 19756 c.2

11. (Achebe). Ravenscroft, (Arthur). Chinua Achebe. Longmans, Green, for the British Council and the National Book League, (1969). 40 pp, stapled, in wrappers. Inscribed "To Margaret Laurence with warmest good wishes from Arthur Ravenscroft. April 1969". Writers and Their Work no.209. PR 7 .S74 no 209 c.3.

12. Aidoo, (Christina Arna Ata). The Dilemma of a Ghost. Accra, Ghana: Longmans, Green, (1966). 2nd printing (lst 1965). Card covers. First play, Ghana author. PR 9379.9 .A35D5 c.2.

13. Aluko, (T.M.) Kinsman & Foreman. Heinemann, (1966). Boards. 3rd novel of this Nigerian author. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .A4K5 1966 c.3.

14. Aluko. One Man, One Wife. Heinemann, (1967). AWS #30, 1st printing thus (lst edition 1959). First novel. PR 9387.9 .A4O53 1967 c.2.

15. Aluko. One Man, One Matchet. Heinemann, (1964). AWS #11, first thus. 2nd novel. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .A405 1964 c.3.

16. Amadi, (Elechi). The Concubine. Heinemann, (1966). Boards. First book of this Nigerian writer, a novel of Eastern Nigeria. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .A48C6 c.4.

17. Amadi. The Great Ponds. Heinemann, (1970). AWS #44, 1st thus (lst edition 1969). 2nd novel. PR 9387.9 .A48 c6 c.4.

18. Amamoo, (J.G.) The New Ghana. The Birth of a Nation. London: Pan, (1958). 2nd printing (lst also 1958). 16 mo. Card covers. A Pan paperback original. DT 510 .A75 c.2.

19. Andrzejewski (B.W. & I.M. Lewis). Somali Poetry. An Introduction. Oxford University Press,1964. Cloth. Inscribed "To Margaret as a token of friendship, from Bogumil W. Andrejewski". Ink scoring & notes of Laurence. On p. 146 -"p. 31 A Tree for Poverty". That book - the first written record of Somali folk poetry - is cited on p. 60 of the bibliography, with an ink tick in the margin. A very important association item. Andrzejewski was very much involved in her 1st book. PJ 2533.5 .S66 1964 c.2.

20. Baadiye Iyo Beledition. The Interior and the City in Somalia (cover title). Printed Nairobi, Kenya: The English Press, copyright 1969, American Peace Corps, Somalia. Oblong 16mo, card covers. With laid in complimentary slip from the Peace Corps, Somalia. Photos and poetry in Somali with English translations, some of the translations by Laurence (presumably reprinted from A Tree for Poverty). One photo has the caption "On the plain of Ban-Awl, there is a tree for poverty to shelter under". DT 401.7 .B26 1969.

21. Beier, (Ulli editor). Political Spider. An Anthology of Stories from Black Orpheus Heinemann, (1969). AWS #58, lst edition (no hardcover). Review copy with dated slip laid in. Fine copy of this selection from an important African literary magazine. PR 1307 .B4 c.2.

22. Black Orpheus. A Journal of African and Afro-American Literature. No. 10. 196-? (the magazine was published 1963 - 66). Published Ibadan, Nigeria. 4to. Card covers. 2 pp of notes of Laurence laid in.

23. Black Orpheus no. 12.

24. Caute, (David). Fanon. (London): Fontana/Collinst (1970). 2nd printing. 16 mo. Card covers. Paperback original on Frantz Fanon. GN 320 .C37 1970b c.8.

25. Danquah, (J.B.). The Akan Doctrine of God. A Fragment of Gold Coast Ethics and Religion. London: Lutterworth, (1944). Cloth. With extensive Laurence pencil notes at rear. BL 2470 .G6D3 c.2.

26. Clark, (J.P.) Ozidi. A Play. London: Oxford, 1966. Card covers. Nigerian. PR 6053 .L308 c.2.

27. Clark. Three Plays. Oxford, 1964. Card covers. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .C55A19 1964 c.3.

28. Conton, (William). The African. A Novel. Boston: Little, Brown, (1960). Cloth & boards. Alex Haley (Roots) was sued for plagiarizing this novel.

29. Cook, (David & David Rubadiri, eds.) Poems from East Africa. Heinemann, (1971). Card Covers. AWS 96. Review copy with dated slip laid in.

30.Courlander, (Harold). The Kung's Drum and Other African Stories. Hart-Davis, 1965. Boards. African folk tales, with the author's notes. GR 350 .K54 1963.

31. Duodu, (Cameron). The Gab Boys. Deutsch, (1967). Boards. Ghana novel. PR 9379.9 .D87G3 1967.

32. Egbuna, (Obi B.). The Anthill. Oxford, 1965. Card covers. Nigerian play. PR 9387.9 .E3A7 1965 c.2.

33. Egbuna. Wind Versus Polygamy. Faber, (1964). Cloth. First novel. PR 9387.9 .E3W5 1964.

34. Ekwenslt (Cyprian). Iska. Hutchinson, (1966). Boards. 4th novel. Nigerian author, one of Africa's best known. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR9387.9 .E327I85 1966.

35.Ekwensi. Jagua Nana. Hutchinson, (1963). 3rd printing (lst 1961). Boards. 2nd novel. Scoring p. 156. PR 9387.9 .E327J34 c.2.

36.Ekwensi. People of the City. Heinemann, (1964). Card covers. AWS 5, 2nd printing thus. (lst edition 1954). lst novel. Scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .E327P4 1963.

37.Ekwensi. Beautiful Feathers. Hutchinson, (1963). Boards. 3rd novel. PR 9387.9 .E327B43 1963 c.2.

38. Ekwensi. Lokotown and Other Stories. Heinemann, (1966). Card covers. AWS 19. Ink notes of Laurence in text.PR 9387.9 .E327L65 1969.

39. Ekwensi. Burning Grass. Heinemann, (1964). Card covers. AWS 2, 5th printing thus (lst was 1962). Ink scribble and one page with ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .E327B8 1962.

40. English, (M.C.). An Outline of Nigerian History. (Ikeja, Nigeria): Longmans, (1964). Card covers. 4th printing (1st was 1959, 3rd printing of 1961 had corrections). Designed as a school book. DT 515.57 .E5 1959.

41. Fanon, (Frantz ). Black Skin, White Masks. Translated by Charles Lam Markmann. Paladin, (1970). Card covers. 1st on this edition (lst UK 1968). GN 645 .F313 1970.

42. Farah, (Nuruddin). From a Crooked Rib. Heinemann, (1970). Card covers. AWS #80.F. Somali novel. Farah is the 1st Somali novelist in English, a relative of Musa Galael who gave Laurence translations for A Tree for Poverty. PR 9396.9 .F3F7 1970 cop.2.

43. Flecker, (James Elroy). Hassan. (Harmondsworth): Penguin, (1948). 16mo, card covers. lst Penguin edition (lst UK 1922). With typed poem of Flecker, from "The Gates of Damascus -The South Gate" stapled to rear cover (filed separately in archives). UK poet. The typed Flecker poem at rear is the source of the title The Prophet's Camel Bell. PR 6011 .L4H3 1948.

44. Fuja, (Abayomi). Fourteen Hundred Cowries. Traditional Stories of the Yorubo. Oxford, 1962. Boards. Scoring of table of contents. GR 360 .Y6F8 c.2.

45. Gbadamosi, (Bakare & Ulli Beier). Not Even God Is Ripe Enough. Yoruba Stories. Heinemann, (1968). Card covers. AWS #48. GR 351.32 .Y56

46. Gold Coast Nutrition And Cookery. Compiled with the Co-operation of the Gold Coast Medical and Education Departments. Edinburgh: Thomas Nelson, for the Gold Coast Government, ( 1956). 2nd printing ( 1st 1953). Boards. With ink & pencil notes at rear of Laurence. Signed by Laurence, Tema, 1956, and also signed "Mrs. Margaret Laurence" with her Vancouver address (W. 21st Ave.). TX 360 .G4G6 1953.

47. Honwana, (Luis Bernardo). We Killed Mangy-dog & Other Stories. Translated from the Portuguese by Dorothy Guedes. Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. AWS #60. Mozambique.GR 235 .H6513 c.2

48. Huddleston, (Trevor). Naught For Your Comfort. Collins/Fontana, (1957). 2nd of this edition (lst was 1956). 16mo. Card covers. Fontana paper back 171R. Signed twice. VG. Scoring pp. 185-86. DT 1757 .H83 1957.

49. Ihimaera, (Witi). Poundamu, Poundamu. (Auckland, NZ): Heinemann, (1972). Card covers. Ink name of former owner. Inscribed to Margaret Laurence, with an inscription in Maori and an English translation, signed by the author, 21.10.78. Purports to be the first published collection of short stories by a Maori. PR 9639.3 .I5P6 C.2.
50. Ike, (Chukwuemeka). Toads For Supper. Harvill Press, (1965). Boards. First novel, Nigerian author. PR 9387.9 .I44T6 1965b.

51. Itayemi, (Phebean & P. Gurrey). Folk Tales And Fables. Penguin, (1953). 16mo. Wrappers. Paperback original. West African folk tales. Signed by Laurence Accra, 1954. GR 350 .F65 1953.

52. Jacobson, (Dan). Evidence of Love. A Novel. Boston: Little, Brown, (1960). Boards. Noted white South African author. PR 9369.3 .J3E9 1959.

53. Jones, (Eldred). Othello's Countrymen: The African in English Renaissance Drama. Oxford, for Fourah Bay College, the University College of Sierra Leone, 1965. Cloth. PR 658 .A4J76 c.2.

54. Kariuki, (Josiah Mwangi). ‘Mau Mau' Detainee. The Account by a Kenya African of his Experiences in Detention Camps 1953 - 60. (Harmondsworth): Penguin, (1964). 16 mo. Wraps. 1st Penguin edition (lst edition 1963). DT 433.576 .K37A3 1964.

55. (Kidder, Margaret P.). Musa. The Story of a Little Black Boy. By Mamgu. Toronto: Author, 1982. Square 8 vo. (16) pp, stapled, in card covers. PS 8571 .I37M8 1982.

56. Killam, (G.D.). Africa in English Fiction 1874 - 1939. Ibadan: Ibadan University Press, 1968. Card covers. INSCRIBED "for Margaret with gratitude Doug". PR 830 .A3K5 c.3.

57. Kirk, (J.W.C.). A Grammar of the Somali Language. With Examples in Prose and Verse and an Account of the Yibir and Midgan Dialects. Cambridge University Press, 1905. Cloth. PJ 2532 .K56 1905.

58. Kirk-Greene, (A.H .M.). The Niger. Oxford University Press, 1965. 2nd printing (1st 1961). Card cover. 32 pp. Illustration by Caroline Sassoon. Rivers of the World Series 2, no.7. "Inscribed for Margaret Laurence from Tony and Helen Kirk-Greene". DT 360 .K5 1961.

59. Kirk-Greene, (A.H.M. and Caroline Sassoon). The Cattle People of Nigeria. Oxford University Press, 1968. 3rd printing (1st 1959). Card covers, 32 pp. People of the World Series. "Inscribed for Margaret Laurence from Tony and Helen Kirk-Greene". GN 653 .K56 1959.

60. Knappert, (Jan). Myths & Legends of the Swahili. Heinemann, 1970. Card covers. AWS #75. GR 360 .S8M95 c.2.

61. Konadu, (Asare). A Woman in Her Prime. Heinemann, 1967. Card covers. AWS #40. 1st edition thus (hardcover 1st was also Heinemann, 1967). Fiction, Ghana author. PR 9379.9 .K6W6 1967b.

62. Lacouture, (Simonne). Egypt. Translated by Veronica Hull and Phul Abelman. Vista Books, 1963. 1st publication. Paris, Editions du Seuil. Card covers. Ink note of Laurence. May have been a background book for her articles on Egypt which were commissioned for Holiday magazine, 2 of which are in Heart of a Stranger. DT 46 .L313 1965.

63. Ladipo, (Duro). Three Yoruba Plays. Oba Koso. Oba Moro. Oba Waja. English Adaptations by Ulli Beier. Ibadan: Mbari Publications, (1964). Card covers. Ink notes & extensive scoring of Laurence. PL 8824 .L3A23 1964 c.2.

64. La Guma, (Alex). A Walk in The Night. Ibadan: Mbari Publications, n.d. (1962). 1st edition, 1st novel of this South African author. Card covers. PR 9369.3 .L3W3 1962.

65. Laye, (Camara). The African Child. Trans. by James Kirkup. Introduction by William Plomer. Collins, (1964). 8th printing of this paperback edition, Fontana paperback 353. 1st edition was Paris, 1954. 1st UK was 1955. 16 mo. Wrappers. PQ 3989 .C27Z46513 1959.

66. Laye. The Radiance of The King. Translated from the French by James Kirkup. Collins, (1965). 1st of this edition, Fontana paperback 1208. (1st UK 1956). 16 mo. Wrappers. 1st novel of this important author of French West Africa. PQ 3989 .C27R413 1965.

67. Liyong, (Taban lo). Eating Chiefs. Lwo Culture from Lolwe to Malkal. Selected, interpreted & Transmuted by... Heinemann, (1970). Card covers. AWS #74. Ugandan author. The 1st African to receive a Master of Fine Arts degree from the famous Writers Workshop of the University of Iowa. PR 9402.9 .L5E3 c.2.

68. Liyong. Fixions & Other Stories. Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. AWS #69. Review copy with dated slip laid in. PR 9402.9 .L5F5 c.2.

69. Liyong. Frantz Fanon's Uneven Ribs: with Poems More and More. Heinemann, (1971). AWS #90. Card covers. PR 9402.9 .L5F7 c.2.

70. Maddy, (Pat Madu). Obasai and Other Plays. Heinemann, (1971). Card covers. AWS 89. Sierra Leone author. PR 9393.9 .M3O2 1971 c.2.

71. Mair, (Lucy). Primitive Government. Penguin, (1967). 3rd printing of this revised edition. (1st edition 1962 - Penguin. 1st revised edition 1964). 16 mo. Card covers. Pelican Original paperback. A542. DT 365 .M25 c.2.

72. Mphahlele, (Ezekial). The African Image. Faber, (1964). 2nd printing (lst 1962). Cloth. Social & literary criticism by this South African. PL 8010 .M7 1962 c.2.

73. Munonye, (John). Obi. Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. AWS 45. Fiction. Nigerian. Review slip laid in. PR 9387.9 .M83O5 c.2.

74. Meyerowitz, (Eva L.R.). The Sacred State of the Akan. Faber, (1951). Cloth. 222 pp + numerous photos. Ink date & smear verso of title. Signed Accra, 1954. Ink & pencil notes & scoring by Laurence. GN 655 .G45M47 1951.

75. Moore, (Gerald & Ulli Beier, eds.). Modern Poetry from Africa. Penguin, (1963). 16 mo. Card covers. Penguin African Library AP7. Paperback original. PL 8013 .E5M6 c.2.

76. Ngugi, (James). A Grain of Wheat. Heinemann, (1968). AWS 36. Card covers. 1st of this edition (lst edition 1967, Heinemann). Kenyan novel. PR 6064 .G8G7 c.2.

77. Ngugi. The River Between. Heinemann, (1965). Boards. Ink notes of Laurence. PR 9381.9 .N45R5 c.2.

78. Ngugi. Weep Not, Child. Heinemann, (1964). Card covers. AWS 7. Ink notes of Laurence. First novel, not issued in hardcover. PR 9381.9 .N45W4 c.2.

79. Nkel1a, (J.H.). Funeral Dirges of the Akan People. Achimota, 1955. Cloth covered card covers. Signed Terna, 1956. Ink notes & scoring of Laurence. PL 8751.7 .N4 1955.

80. Nkosi, (Lewis). The Rhythm of Violence. Oxford University Press, (1964). Card covers (no hardcover). South African play. PR 9369.3 .N58R46 1964.

81. Nwankwo, (Nkem). Danda. Deutsch, (1964). Boards. Ink scoring of Laurence. First novel, Nigerian author. PR 9387.9 .N9D3 1964.

82. Nwapa, (Flora). Efuru. Heinernann, (1965). Boards. First novel, Nigerian author. Scoring. PR 9387.9 .N925E3 1966b.

83. Nzekwu, (Onuora). Blade Among the Boys. (Hutchinson, 1964). 16 mo. Card covers. Arrow paperback 738. (Hardcover Hutchinson, 1962). Ink note of Laurence. 2nd novel, of this Nigerian author. Scoring p. 61. PR 9387.9 .N98B56 1964 c.2.

84. Nzekwu. Highlife for Lizards. Hutchinson, (1965). Boards. 3rd novel. PR 9387.9 .N98H5 1965.

85. Okigbo, (Christopher). Heavensgate. Ibadan, 1962. (40) pp, sewn, in card covers. Ink note of Laurence. Poetry. First book. Scoring pp. 8, 35. Author killed in Nigerian Civil War. PR 9387.9 .O378H4 1962 c.2.

86. Ortzen, (Len, ed.). North African Writing. Selected, translated, and with an Introduction by... Heinemann, (1970). Card covers. AWS 73. Review copy with dated slip laid in. PQ 3985.5 .N6 c.2.

87. Ousmane, (Sembene). God's Bits of Wood. Translated by Francis Pine. Heinemann, (1970). Card covers. AWS 63. 1st of this edition (lst edition France, 1960. US edition 1962). Senegal. Novel. PQ 3989 .O8B613 1970 c.2.

88. Owen, (Robert & Terence Blunsum). United Arab Republic: Egypt. The Country and Its People. Queen Anne Press, (1966). Boards. Ink notes & scoring by Laurence. May have been used for Egypt articles. DT 107.83 .O9 1966.

89. Oyono, (Ferdinand). Houseboy. Translated from the French by John Reedition Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. AWS 29, 3rd printing thus. (lst publication France, 1960. 1st AWS edition 1966). Cameroon novel. PQ 3989 .O9V513 1966b c.2.

90. Oyono. The Old Man and the Medal. Translated from the French by John Reedition Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. AWS 39, 1st thus (lst publication France, 1956. 1st UK 1967). PQ 3989 .O 9V5413 1969 c.1.

91. Another copy, 1970 2nd AWS printing. PQ 3989 .O9V5413 1969 c.2.

92. Palangyo, (Peter K.). Dying in the Sun. Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. AWS 53. (lst edition was 1968). First novel, the first by a Tanzanian in the AWS series. Review copy. PR 9399.9 .P34D9 1969 c.2.

93. Paton, (Alan). Cry, The Beloved Country. Penguin, (1958). 1st Penguin edition (Cape edition 1944). Card covers. Penguin paperback 1274. PR 9369.3 .P37C7 1958.

94. Parker, (Barrett & Ahmad Javid). A Collection of Afghan Legends. Kabul: Afghan Book, 1970. Card covers. GR 295 .A3C64 1970.

95. Peters, (Jonathan A.). A Dance of Masks. Senghor, Achebe, Soyinka. Washington, DC: Three Continents Press, (1978). Card covers (also a hardcover issue). A study of these three African writers by this Sierra Leone author who studied at the University of Alberta. Scoring p. xi. PQ 3989 .S47Z85 1978 c.2.

96. Rattray, (R.S.). Religion & Art in Ashanti. Oxford University Press and Kumasi: Basel Mission Book Depot, (1954). 2nd printing, omitting the colour illustration contained in the 1927 1st printing (the plates for the illustration were destroyed in WWII bombing). Cloth. xviii, (416) pp. Photos. Folding map of the Gold Coast laid in at rear. Signed Tema, 1956. Occasional ink scoring of Laurence. GN 473 .R23 c.2.

97. Tibble, (Anne, ed.). African/English Literature. A Short Survey and Anthology of Prose and Poetry up to 1965. Peter Owen, (1965). 304 pp. PR 9345 .A37 1956b.

98. Transition, no.40, vol. 8 (iii), Dec. 1971. Published Accra, Ghana. 4to. Wrappers. General interest magazine, including an interview with V.S. Naipaul and an address by Idi Amin.

99. Tutuola, (Amos). Feather Woman of the Jungle. London: Faber, (1962). Cloth. One of Africa's best-known writers. Nigerian novel. PR 9387.9 .T8F43 c.2.

100. Tutuola. My Life in the Bush of Ghosts. Faber, (1964). Card covers, 1st Faber paper edition (lst edition Faber, 1954). Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .T8M9 1954.

101. Tutuola. The Palm-Wine Drinkard. Faber, (1962). Card covers, 1st Faber paper edition (lst edition Faber, 1952). Ink scoring of Laurence. One of the most famous of all African novels, it was the first novel written in English by a West African to be published in London. PR 9387.9 .T8P34 1952.

102. Tutuola. Simbi and the Satyr of the Dark Jungle. Faber, (1955). Cloth. Ink scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .T8S56 1955.

103. Ward, (W.E.F.). A History of the Gold Coast. London: Allen & Unwin, (1952). 2nd printing ( lst was 1948). Cloth. (388) pp. Signed Tema 1956. DT 511 .W28 c.2.

104. Beier, (Ulli, ed.). Three Nigerian Plays. Longmans, (1967). Card covers (no hardcover). Scoring of Laurence. PR 9387.7 .T46 1967.

105. Elliot, ( Geraldine). The Singing Chameleon. A book of African stories based on local custom, proverbs folklore. Longrnans, (1962). 2nd printing (1st 1957). Boards. GR 350 .E427 1957.

106. Ijimere, (Obotunde). The Imprisonment of Obatala and Other Plays. Heinemann, (1966). AWS 18. Card covers (no hardcover). Nigerian. PL 8824 .I4A23 c.2.

107. Moore, (Gerald). Seven African Writers. Oxford, 1962. Card covers. Scoring & notes of Laurence, especially in Tutuola section (one of the subjects of Long Drums And Cannons). PR 9340 .M65 c.3.

108. Okara, (Gabriel). The Voice. Deutsch, (1964). Boards. Nigerian novel. PR 9387.9 .O375V6 c.2.

109. Rutherford, (Peggy, ed.). Darkness and Light. An Anthology of African Writing. Johannesburg: Drum Publications and London: Faith Press, (1963). 2nd printing (lst 1958). Card covers. PN 6014 .R79 1958.

110. Senghor, (Léopold Sédar). Nocturnes. Heinemann, (1969). Card covers. Review slip laid in. AWS 71. Poetry by a President of Senegal. PQ 3989 .S47N613 1969.

111. Serumaga, (Robert). Return to the Shadows. Heinemann, (1969). Boards. Review slip laid in. Ugandan, 1st novel. PR 6069 .E65R4 c.3.

112. Soyinka, (Wole). Death and the King's Horseman. Eyre Methuen, (1975). Card covers (wrappers issue). A play important Nigerian author. PR 9387.9 .S6D4 c.2.

113. Soyinka. Five Plays. Oxford, 1964. Cloth. Extensive scoring of Laurence (she may have used this for Long Drums and Cannons). PR 9387.9 .S6F5 c.2.

114. Soyinka. The Interpreters. Deutsch, (1965). Boards. Extensive scoring of Laurence. A novel. PR 9387.9 .S6I5 c.2.

115. Soyinka. The Lion and the Jewel. Oxford, (1963). Card covers. Scoring.

116. Soyinka. Madmen and Specialists. Methuen, (1971). Paper issue. PR 9387.9 .S6M3 1971b.

117. Soyinka. The Road. Oxford, (1965). Card covers. Extensive scoring & notes of Laurence. PR 9387.9 .S6R6 c.3.

118. Taiwo, (Oladele). An Introduction to West African Literature. Nelson, (1967). Card covers. Scoring & notes of Laurence. PR 9340.5 .T34 1967.

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