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Reviewing Professor Eldred Jones’ memoirs, The Freetown Bond: Life Under Two Flags

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The review I wrote on Emeritus Professor of English at Fourah Bay College Eldred Durosimi Jones’ work is out in the NOVEMBER 2014 EDITION of the University of Florida journal African Studies Q uarterly. It’s the 18th review listed on the table of contents listed first below.  See the review itself on pp 140-1 on the second link listed here:

http://www.africa.ufl.edu/asq/

http://www.africa.ufl.edu/asq/v14/v14i1-2a8.pdf#18

COMMENTS:

“Great job! A Very fine and informed review, and well articulated too.” – P. B.

 

Tags: African Literature critic, C.M.S Grammar School, Fourah Bay College, memoirs, Nigeria, OXFORD UNIVERSITY, Professor, Shakespeare Scholar, Sierra Leone, teacher, the U.K., the U.S.A.

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