Anne Thurston Books

Sources for Colonial Studies in the Public Record Office British Documents on the End of Empire
Records of the Cabinet, Foreign Office, Treasury and other records
Pink Beds
Pink Beds

By Anne Thurston, Unknown

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Enemies of the people
Enemies of the people

By Anne F. Thurston

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Knowing Her Place
Knowing Her Place

By Anne Thurston

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Anne Thurston takes familiar biblical stories about women and reads them against the grain. From her perspective as a Christian feminist, the author resists traditional interpretations and sets out...

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Because of her testimony
Because of her testimony

By Anne Thurston

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Writings on African Archives
Personnel Records
Smallholder agriculture in colonial Kenya
Guide to archives and manuscripts relating to Kenya and East Africa in the United Kingdom

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