An Enchanting Darkness: The American Vision of Africa in the Twentieth Century

This ambitious and stimulating study, couched in terms accessible to general readers while firmly rooted in scholarship, surveys twentieth-century American images of and attitudes toward Africa. . . . It is not possible. . . to do justice to the diversity of voices and range of viewpoints considered, simple exposure to which is quite enough to recommend the volume highly.
-Jay Spaulding, Kean College The International Journal of African Historical Studies