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Aidoo, Ama Ata : novels [1] |
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Amadi, Elechi : The Concubine [1] |
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BA, Mariama : So Long a Letter (1981) [1] |
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Blair, Tony [1] |
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Chinua Achebe [1] |
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Coetzee,J.M. [1] |
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Douglass, Frederick [1] |
E. M. Forster : A Passage to India : Novel [1] |
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gender [1] |
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Higher Arab Institute of Translation [1] |
Howells, William Dean : A Traveler from Altruria [1] |
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Jacobs, Harriet [1] |
LA GUMA : A WALK IN THE NIGHT (1962) [1] |
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Mammeri, Mouloud [1] |
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Ngugi, wa Thiong'o : Matigari [1] |
Ngugi, wa Thiong'o : Petals of blood [1] |
Ngugi’s Petals of Blood : Novel [1] |
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Nwapa, Flora : Efuru [1] |
O'neill, Eugene : Long day's journey into night [1] |
O'Neill, Eugene : The Emperor Jones [1] |
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Oneil, Eugene(the iceman cometh) [1] |
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Orwell, George : Nineteen Eighty-Four [1] |
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Shepard, Sam : Buried child [1] |
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Soyinka, Wole : The Interpreters [1] |
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task-based literature course [1] |
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Yasmina Khadra : What the Day Owes the Night : Novel [1] |
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