Medicine, Religion and Politics in Africa and the African Diaspora

Subject: History

Art: Didier Descouens, 1655 - Frontispiece of Museum Wormiani Historia, Taken on… · Public domain

Instructor: Prof. Erica James
Term: Spring 2005
Level: Undergraduate
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