"The most deadly spot on the face of the earth": The United States and antimodern images of "Darkest Africa" 1880-1910

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"The most deadly spot on the face of the earth": The United States and antimodern images of "Darkest Africa" 1880-1910

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Author dc:creator: Stump, Melinda
Contributors dc:contributor: Brian Roberts

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Africa--Public opinion--History; Africa--In popular culture--History; United States--Civilization--19th century; United States--Civilization--20th century;

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Stump, Melinda. "The most deadly spot on the face of the earth": The United States and antimodern images of "Darkest Africa" 1880-1910. 2013. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/28

"The most deadly spot on the face of the earth": The United States and antimodern images of "Darkest Africa" 1880-1910

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