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Critical Commentary
This essay bibliography includes references for all primary and secondary sources included in the entire exhibit on Scholarly Memory in Nairobi, Kenya, including sub-essays on McMillan Library, Kenya National Museum Library, British Institute in Eastern Africa Archives, Kenya National Archives, and PALIAct Ukombozi Library.