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The two hearts of Kwasi Boachi

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"In 1837, two young African princes arrive in Holland. At the invitation of Dutch emissaries to West Africa, the king of the Ashanti has sent his son and nephew to receive the blessings of a Europe...

The Two Hearts of Kwasi Boachi

By Arthur Japin

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“The first ten years of my life I was not black.” Thus begins this startlingly eloquent and beautiful tale based on the true story of Kwasi Boachi, a 19th- century African prince who was sent with...

The two hearts of Kwasi Boachi

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In Lucia's Eyes

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Der Schwarze mit dem weissen Herzen.

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Alle verhalen

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Mrs. Degas

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Een schitterend gebrek

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De vierde wand

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De zwarte met het witte hart

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Op historische gegevens gebaseerd relaas van de levens van twee Afrikaanse prinsen die in 1837 naar Nederland werden ontvoerd.

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