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African Affairs
- Liberia and the League of Nations (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.133,1934,pp.372-381)
- The educational experiment in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 1900-331 (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.133,1934,pp.361-371)
- Rock pictures (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.133,1934,pp.353-360)
- Education in Northern Rhodesia (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.296-298)
- South African Affairs (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.292-295)
- The Tuareg of the Sahara (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.276-291)
- Reception for the sultan of Sokoto and the emirs of Kano and Gwandu (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.274-275)
- The growth of economic individualism in African Society (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.261-273)
- Recruiting in Portuguese East Africa of natives in mines (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.253-260)
- New light on Robert Livingstone (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.250-252)
- Some reflections on native magic in relation to witchcraft (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.243-249)
- The mental capacity of the African (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.226-242)
- The Essential Oil Market (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.217-225)
- The report of the Kenya land commission, September, 1933 (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.132,1934,pp.206-216)
- Southern Rhodesia affairs (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.131,1934,pp.173-175)
- South African Affairs: South African Correspondent (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.131,1934,pp.169-172)
- The early days of the Egyptian Army, 1883 -1892 (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.131,1934,pp.160-168)
- New East African Roads (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.131,1934,pp.152-159)
- Why shall we educate the Africans? (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.131,1934,pp.143-151)
- The importance of the educated African (African Affairs,Vol.33, No.131,1934,pp.137-142)