W E N Kensdale
Biographic Data
| ID | 5859536 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W E N Kensdale |
| GIVEN NAMES | W E N |
| FAMILY NAME | Kensdale |
| SIGNATURE | KENSDALE W E N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1953 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Field Notes on the Arabic Literatures of the Western Sudan
In two previous articles in this Journal the writer presented lists of the Arabic writings of the two brothers Shehu Usumanu and Waziri Abdullahi dan Fodio from information acquired in Nigeria in 1954 and 1955. The present article, written in Bahrain, is intended to complete these notes by listing the Arabic works of Shehu Usumanu's son, Muhammadu Bello
Field Notes on the Arabic Literature of the Western Sudan
In a previous article in this journal the writer gave an account of the forming in the Library of the University College, Ibadan, of a collection of manuscripts representative of the indigenous Arabic literature of the Western Sudan, and from this collection and other sources compiled a list of the Arabic writings of Shehu Usumanu ḍan Fodio, the Reformer, founder of the Fulani empire. From the same sources it has been possible to list by title mo…
Field Notes on the Arabic Literature of the Western Sudan
In January and February of 1954 the writer travelled some 4,000 miles through the Northern Eegion of Nigeria in search of Arabic manuscripts for the Library of the University College of Ibadan, and also to make a survey of the indigenous Arabic literature of the peoples of the Western Sudan. There was no means beforehand of determining whether any manuscripts would be found at all, or whether, if they still existed, their possessors would part wi…
Two South Arabian Antiquities
The two objects recorded here belong to Mr. E. Ball, of Marple, Cheshire, and are on loan to the Manchester Museum. They were presented to Mr. Ball in Nuqūb (Beihān)
The Red Granite Stela of Maʿīn
Field Notes on the Arabic Literature of the Western Sudan
In a previous article in this journal the writer gave an account of the forming in the Library of the University College, Ibadan, of a collection of manuscripts representative of the indigenous Arabic literature of the Western Sudan, and from this collection and other sources compiled a list of the Arabic writings of Shehu Usumanu ḍan Fodio, the Reformer, founder of the Fulani empire. From the same sources it has been possible to list by title mo…
Field Notes on the Arabic Literature of the Western Sudan
In January and February of 1954 the writer travelled some 4,000 miles through the Northern Eegion of Nigeria in search of Arabic manuscripts for the Library of the University College of Ibadan, and also to make a survey of the indigenous Arabic literature of the peoples of the Western Sudan. There was no means beforehand of determining whether any manuscripts would be found at all, or whether, if they still existed, their possessors would part wi…
Two South Arabian Antiquities
The two objects recorded here belong to Mr. E. Ball, of Marple, Cheshire, and are on loan to the Manchester Museum. They were presented to Mr. Ball in Nuqūb (Beihān)
The Red Granite Stela of Maʿīn
Field Notes on the Arabic Literature of the Western Sudan
In January and February of 1954 the writer travelled some 4,000 miles through the Northern Eegion of Nigeria in search of Arabic manuscripts for the Library of the University College of Ibadan, and also to make a survey of the indigenous Arabic literature of the peoples of the Western Sudan. There was no means beforehand of determining whether any manuscripts would be found at all, or whether, if they still existed, their possessors would part wi…
Field Notes on the Arabic Literature of the Western Sudan
In a previous article in this journal the writer gave an account of the forming in the Library of the University College, Ibadan, of a collection of manuscripts representative of the indigenous Arabic literature of the Western Sudan, and from this collection and other sources compiled a list of the Arabic writings of Shehu Usumanu ḍan Fodio, the Reformer, founder of the Fulani empire. From the same sources it has been possible to list by title mo…
Field Notes on the Arabic Literatures of the Western Sudan
In two previous articles in this Journal the writer presented lists of the Arabic writings of the two brothers Shehu Usumanu and Waziri Abdullahi dan Fodio from information acquired in Nigeria in 1954 and 1955. The present article, written in Bahrain, is intended to complete these notes by listing the Arabic works of Shehu Usumanu's son, Muhammadu Bello
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