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The Cambridge History of Islam uncovers untold stories of Africa.

The Journal of African History
Islam in Africa - The Cambridge History of Islam. Edited by P. M. Holt, K. S. Lambton Ann and Lewis Bernard. Cambridge University Press, 1970. Vol. I: The Central Islamic Lands. Pp. xvii+815. £6. Vol. II: The Further Islamic Lands—Islamic Society and Civilisation. Pp. xxvi+966. £7.
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