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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 September 2024
1 A newly planned Oxford Library of African Literature will provide a solid basis for such impressions.
2 Old Africa Rediscovered. By Basil Davidson. (Gollancz, 25s.)
3 The Ethiopians. By Edward Ullendorf. (O.U.P., 30s.)
4 Beyond the Mountains of the Moon. By E. W. Winter. (Routledge and Kegan Paul, 28s.)
5 Children of their Fathers. By Margaret Read. (Methuen, 18s.)
6 Bunyoro: An African Kingdom. By John Bcattie. (Henry Holt and Co., New York.)
7 East African Explorers. Selected and introduced by Charles Richards and James Place. (World's Classics Double Volume, 8s. 6d.)
1 La Parole de Dieu. By Georges Auzou. (Editions de I'Orante, 14 F.)
2 A Study of Hebrew Thought. By Claude Tresmontant, translated by M. F. Gibson. (Desclée, 150 FB.)
3 Myth and Reality in the Old Testament. By Brevard S. Childs. (S.C.M., 9s. 6d.)
4 The Living World of the New Testament. By Howard Clark Kee and Franklin W. Young. (Darton, Longman and Todd, 25s.)
5 The Christology of the New Testament. By Oscar Cullmann. Translated by Shirley G. Guthrie and C. A. M. Hall. (S.C.M., 42s.)
6 Lordship and Discipleship. By Eduard Schweizer. (S.C.M., 10s. 6d.)
7 San and Saviour: A Symposium. By A. Gelin et al. Translated by Anthony Wheaton. (Geoffrey Chapman, 12s. 6d.)
8 Paul and the Salvation of Mankind. By Johannes Munck. Translated by Frank Clarke. (S.C.M., 42s.)
9 The Powers that Be. By Clinton D. Morrison. (S.C.M., 9s. 6d.)
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