“Doctor McKinleigh, the matter which I am about to relate to you has nagged away at the back of my mind for years. We, that is my brother, Stephen, and I, would dearly wish to put an end to years of speculation and to find closure on ...
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Language: en
Pages: 730
Pages: 730
A riveting and profound read. This intriguing book retains its momentum from beginning to end. The mysterious disappearances of people in the mist-enshrouded mountains of the Eastern Highlands are used effectively to lay bare much of a dark past. It contrasts events in the new Zimbabwe of the nineties against
Language: en
Pages: 732
Pages: 732
A riveting and profound read. This intriguing book retains its momentum from beginning to end. The mysterious disappearances of people in the mist-enshrouded mountains of the Eastern Highlands are used effectively to lay bare much of a dark past. It contrasts events in the new Zimbabwe of the nineties against
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Books about Discovery - A Popular Journal of Knowledge, New Series, Vol. II, January to December 1939
Language: en
Pages: 266
Pages: 266
This text explores the ways in which science, as a confession of faith, interacts with the faith of indigenous Africans to produce a horizon of understanding. Part One contains the author's own analyses and application of theories relevant to the study of African indigenous religions. Parts Two and Three are
Language: en
Pages: 528
Pages: 528
“A large, lavishly inventive novel . . . an American descendant of The Arabian Nights . . . erudite and artful entertainment.”—The New York Times Book Review At a Manhattan planetarium in 1965, ten-year-old Enzo is whisked away from his young adoptive aunt, Mala. His abductor turns out to be