E. E. Evans-Pritchard - The Political System of the Anuak of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan
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DAntonio, Phillipe Terranuova | Relation dun voyage au Fleuve Blanc Nouvelles Annales des Voyages. 1859. |
Austin, Major H.H. | Among swamps and Giants in Equatorial Africa, 1902. |
Bacon, Lieut-Col. C.R.K. | (1) Kingship amongst the Anuak, Sudan Notes and Records, 1921. |
(2) The Anuak, S.N. and R. 1922. | |
(3) The Investiture of an Anuak Nyeya or Sultan, S.N. and R. 1924. | |
Bulpett, C.W.L. | A Picnic Party in Wildest Africa, 1907. |
Debono, Andrea. | Fragment dun voyage au Saubat Le Tour du Monde, 1860. |
Driberg, J.H. | Lafon Hill S. N. and R. 1925. |
Gleichen, Lieut-Col. Count (Editor). | The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 1905. |
Jessen, B.H. | W. N. M c Millans Expeditions, 1906. |
Michel, Charles. | Vers Fachoda, 1901. |
Neumann, Oscar. | From the Somali Coast through Southern Ethiopia to the Sudan Geographical Journal, 1902. |
Seligman,C.G. & B.Z. | Pagan tribes of the Nilotic Sudan, 1932. |
Smith, G.L.Elliot | Spear-rest and other Tribal Heirlooms Man, 1935. |
Vannutelli, L. & Citerni, C. | Seconda Spedizione Bttego. LO mo. Viaggi d Esplorazi one nell Africa Orientale. 1899. |
Walsh, R.H. | The Beri or, more correctly, Pari. S.N. and R. 1922. |
Wellby, Capt.M.S. | King Meneleks Dominions, and the Country between Lake Gallop (Rudolf) and the Nile Valley Geographical Journal, 1900. |
Westermann, Fredrich. |
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