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Testing the water[edit]

Texts: List of 19th-century British periodicals; African Times and Orient Review; Al Shaab (newspaper); Alumni Cantabrigienses; Bell's Life in London; Biographia Britannica; Black and White (magazine); The Black Hermit; Boys of England; British Critic; Building (magazine); Les Cahiers du Sud; The Calendar of Modern Letters; Character Analysis; Cheap Magazine; Christian Observer; Christian Remembrancer; Cleave's Weekly Police Gazette; Le Débat; English Men of Letters; Family Herald; Ghanaian Times; The Kaleidoscope; Lady's Monthly Museum; The Leader (English newspaper); Legon Observer; The London Journal; The Metropolitan Magazine; The Monthly Register; Monthly Repository; The New Monthly Magazine; Nova (UK magazine); The Owl (magazine); Passfield Memorandum; Penny Illustrated Paper; The Psychoanalytic Quarterly; St James's Gazette; Sandow's Magazine of Physical Culture; Saturday Review (London); The Sketch; Trewman's Exeter Flying Post; Twórczość; Under My Skin (book); The Voice of the Negro; Voices (magazine); Voices of Ghana; The Watchman; Wesleyan Methodist Magazine
Lives: Mahboubeh Abbasgholizadeh; Moataz Abdel-Fattah; Anouar Abdel-Malek; Maria Abdy; Ralph Abercromby, 2nd Baron Dunfermline; Edward Abney; François-Joseph Amon d'Aby; Francesco Acri; William Acton (died 1744); Dora Acuña; Ruth E. Adomeit; Mirta Aguirre; Grace Akello; Gloria Akuffo; Susan Alamo; Charles Aldworth; Susanna Al-Hassan; Benjamin Allen (MP); John Alleyn (MP); Antony Nicholas Allott; Sir Thomas Alston, 3rd Baronet; Sir Thomas Alston, 5th Baronet; Raja Amari; Galal Amin; Sami Hafez Anan; Mary Andrews; Bernard Andrieu; Jared Angira; I. N. C. Aniebo; Sophie d'Arbouville; Kwame Arhin; Rebecca Agatha Armour; Angélique Arnaud; Joyce Aryee; Margaret Ashton; Shahin Assayesh; Salvator Attanasio; Jean Audard; Penelope Aubin; Helen Augur; Gerald Aylmer; Ariella Azoulay; Sanora Babb; Charles Almanzo Babcock; Benjamin Guy Babington; Ida Baccini; Constance Bache; Edward Backhouse; Edward Baines (1800–1890); George Ballard (biographer); Jesse Max Barber; Phyllis Barclay-Smith; George Barlow (poet); Charlotte Alington Barnard; Ernst Barthel; Al-Tijani Yusuf Bashir; Christian Baudelot; Charles Baudouin; Bernhard Bauer (gynaecologist); Marion Dane Bauer; Ludwig Bauer; Terry Baum; Friedrich Christian Baumeister; Helton Godwin Baynes; Lesley Beake; Thomas Beckwith; John Bell (barrister); Raymond Bellour; Georges Belmont; Gustave Belot; Orna Ben-Naftali; Maurice Beresford; Ragnar Berg; Johann Adam Bergk; Alfred Berthoud; Kenneth Best; Mary Saunderson; John Bilson (politician); Robert Bisset; Stephen Black (playwright); Douglas Blackburn; Edward Henry Blakeney; J. Benibengor Blay; James Harvey Bloom; George Clement Boase; Boris Bogoslovsky; John Bonham-Carter (1817–1884); Elizabeth Bonhôte; Diphete Bopape; Jessie Boucherett; Antonina W. Bouis; Louis Bourguet; Joanna Bourke; Daniel Bourn; James Bradshaw (1613–1685); Mary Gardiner Brainard; Chris Braithwaite; Heike Brandt; Frank Bresee; Kwesi Brew; John Albert Broadus; Stella Browne; Rudolf Brunngraber; Leonard C. Bruno; Nasuhi al-Bukhari; Selina Bunbury; James Burns (Spiritualist); Myles Burnyeat; Peter Bush (translator); William Allen Butler; Dorothy Buxton; Alec Campbell (archaeologist); Archibald Campbell (philosopher); James Dykes Campbell; Candidus (floruit 793–802); Susan Faye Cannon; George Capel-Coningsby, 5th Earl of Essex; Julia Abigail Fletcher Carney; Joseph Edwards Carpenter; W. Horsfall Carter; Michel Cartry; Minna Cauer; Teodoras Četrauskas; George William Chad; Jane Chambers; Robert William Chapman (scholar); Maria Louisa Charlesworth; Evan Charteris; Chen Xujing; Jane Agnes Chessar; Gibson Chigaga; Fausta Cialente; Harriet Ludlow Clarke; Bente Clod; Constance Clyde; William Morris Colles; Mary Collyer; David Connolly (translator); William Conton; David Cook (literary critic); Francesco Cordasco; James D. Corrothers; Margaret Cousins; Caroline Bartlett Crane; Ernest Crawley; James Cressett; Ingram Crockett; Sarah Crompton; Francis Graham Crookshank; Robert Denoon Cumming; Howard Curtis; Helen Darbishire; George Abbas Kooli D'Arcy; James Daunt; Lionel Dauriac; Richard Davison; Warren Royal Dawson; Ernie Deane; Inas El-Degheidy; Henri Delacroix; Victor Delbos; André-François Deslandes; Lucien Deslinières; Keith Dewhurst; Melchior Guy Dickens; E. W. Dickes; Henry Dicks; Michael Dingake; Amu Djoleto; Arthur Dobbs; Clarence Dobell; Horace Dobell; Sarah Doudney; Edward Downman; Francis Drake (diplomat); Matthew Duane; Bernard Dubourg; Thomas Gavan Duffy; Anton van Duinkerken; Henry William Dulcken; Ralph Dumain; John Duncombe (writer); William Duncan (philosopher); Binnie Dunlop; Georges Dwelshauvers; Lauris Edmond; Paul Edwards (literary scholar); Francis Carolus Eeles; Frederik Christian Eilschov; Max Eitingon; Sir John Ellerman, 2nd Baronet; Robert Leslie Ellis; Adel Emara; George Errington (martyr); Alfred Essex; Jean-Baptiste Estoup; François Ewald; Peter H. Falk; Ann, Lady Fanshawe; Ilyās Farhāt; Harriet Farley; Peter Fawcus; Charles Ryle Fay; Yuriy Fedkovych; Frederic Sutherland Ferguson; Ferdinand Kwasi Fiawoo; Mantle Fielding; Anas el-Fiqqi; Sydney Nettleton Fisher; George Fleming (explorer); Caroline Rose Foster; Marcel Foucault; François Fourquet; George Herbert Fowler; Robert Fox (antiquarian); Louise von François; Thomas Birch Freeman; Moreton Frewen; Ernestine von Fürth; Francesco Gabrieli; Louise von Gall; Benjamin Garlike; Ángel Garma; Lionel Gatford; Geoffrey Malcolm Gathorne-Hardy; Alfred Gatley; Mugo Gatheru; Bakare Gbadamosi; Ludwig Friedrich Leopold von Gerlach; Hisham Ghassib; Hossam El-Gheriany; Evelyn Gibbs; Charles Coulston Gillispie; Joseph Gillow; Ellen Gleditsch; Jacques Godechot; Arthur Goldhammer; Jack Goody; René Goormaghtigh; Farouk Gouida; Max Graf; Arthur James Grant; Francis Chapman Grant; James Grant (newspaper editor); Paa Grant; Sarah Green; Albert Gorton Greene; William Alexander Greenhill; George Greville, 4th Earl of Warwick; William Brandford Griffith (colonial administrator); William Brandford Griffith (judge); John Grote; Otto Friedrich Gruppe; Henri Guissou; Nicolaus Hieronymus Gundling; Rupert Gunnis; Charles John Guthrie, Baron Guthrie; Norman Haire; Augustin Hamon; Mohamed Ali Harrath; Hamilton Hartridge; Beatrix Havergal; Ernest James Hayford; Euphemia Haynes; Francis Haywood; Gustav Heyer; Tim Hely Hutchinson; Wilfrid James Hemp; Thomas William Herringshaw; Karl Heinrich Heydenreich; Mabel Murray Hickson; Dick Hill (narrator); Richard Leslie Hill; Baruch Hirson; George Henry Hirst; Michael Hissmann; Thomas Lionel Hodgkin; Martin Hollis (philosopher); István Hont; Alois Hotschnig; Graham Hough; Walter Houghton; K. C. Hsiao; René Hubert; Edan Milton Hughes; Edward George Warris Hulton; Robert Hurley (translator); Abdo Hussameddin; Thomas Hutton-Mills, Jr.; Thomas Hutton-Mills, Sr.; Fahmi Huwaidi; Prentiss Ingraham; Hugo Iltis; Isaak Iselin; Thomas Horatio Jackson; Friedrich Jacobsohn; Mustafa Abdul Jalil; Henry Lyster Jameson; Augusta Jawara; Salma Jayyusi; Georges Jean-Aubry; Charles Jefferys; Jervoise Clarke Jervoise (died 1808); Katharine Jex-Blake; Paul Jousse; Carl Justi; Michael Ivanovich Karinski; Thomas Keble; Isabella Kelly; John Foster Kirk; W. F. Jackson Knight; Emmanuel Mate Kole; Asare Konadu; Peter Kornicki; Adjoua Flore Kouamé; Charles Lalo; Ebenezer Landells; Johann Joachim Lange; Enriqueta Arvelo Larriva; Peter Laslett; David Latchman; John Latey; Sophie Lazarsfeld; Miles Lee; William Henry Leeds; William Le Hardy; John Lennard; Xavier Léon; Norman Leys; Nicholas Lezard; John Limbird; Freda Linde; Jacob Linzbach; Rupert Lodge; Johann Christian Lossius; Jakob Friedrich Ludovici; Herbert Lüthy; Hermann Lutz; George William Spencer Lyttelton; George Hume Macartney; Ernest MacBride; Maria-Antonietta Macciocchi; James H. McClintock; Donald McCormick; David Macey; Gilka Machado; Yulisa Pat Amadu Maddy; William H. Maher; Ferdinand Mainzer; John Maire; George Makgill; Younis Makhyoun; Charlotte Mandell; Robert Manning (priest); Valeriu Marcu; John H. P. Marks; Carole Marsh; Afaf Lutfi al-Sayyid-Marsot; Marcel Martinet; Paul Masson-Oursel; Paul Henry Maty; Wahid Abdel Meguid; Georg Friedrich Meier; Claude Meillassoux; Grete Meisel-Hess; May Mellanby; Johann Bernhard Merian; Wilfrid Meynell; Niq Mhlongo; George Middleton (British politician); Gaston Milhaud; Perin Jamsetjee Mistri; Samuel Augustus Mitchell; Jane Belk Moncure; Karl Philipp Moritz; Hermynia Zur Mühlen; Penina Muhando; Edgar Young Mullins; James Mumford; Hugh Murnin; Mary Murtfeldt; Husayn Muruwwa; Martha Mvungi; Vernon Mwaanga; Ahmad al-Safi al-Najafi; Frederick Nanka-Bruce; Condetto Nénékhaly-Camara; Daniel Nettelbladt; Stella Mary Newton; Irina Nijinska; Thomas Noel (poet); Charles Hotchkiss Norton; Muhammad al-Nuwayhi; Wilhelm Oechsli; Robert Okine; Adi Ophir; Joseph Ouédraogo; Mamadou Ouédraogo; Acheikh ibn Oumar; Dorothy Owen; Henriette Paalzow; Gertrude Page; Francesco Mario Pagano; Dorothy, Lady Pakington; Menyhért Palágyi; Peter K. Palangyo; Giovanni Antonio Palazzo; Philip M. Parker; Joseph Parkes; Edward Abbott Parry; Howard Parshley; John Denham Parsons; Thomas William Parsons; Mrs Henry de la Pasture; Angelo Patri; Virginia Sharpe Patterson; Cedar Paul; Eden Paul; Herbert Paul; Arthur Gay Payne; William Morton Payne; Edward Peacock (antiquary); Edmund Pearson; Harold R. Peat; Thomas Eric Peet; Thomas Mitchell Peirce; William Pemble; William Penkethman; William Evander Penn; Robert Franklin Pennell; Edward Henry Peple; Henry Pepwell; Spencer George Perceval; James Perry (journalist); Phyllis Alesia Perry; Ritchie Perry; Andrew Thomas Turton Peterson; Frank Pettingell; Alexander Pfänder; William Pickens; Cosmo Pieterse; François Pillon; Percy Edward Pinkerton; Richard Polwhele; Annie Porter; Eliza Potter; Louis-Jean Lévesque de Pouilly; David Thomas Powell; Patrick Joseph Power; Michael Prawdin; David Law Proudfit; Louise Clarke Pyrnelle; Benjamin Quartey-Papafio; Mabel Quiller-Couch; Kate Milner Rabb; Aishah Rahman; Nicholas Rankin; Samuel Kerkham Ratcliffe; Jack Rattenbury; Anant Raut; Gail Rebuck; Cyrus Redding; Gilbert Richard Redgrave; John O. Reed; Johannes Rehmke; Wilhelm Rein; Adolf Friedrich von Reinhard; John Rety; Gabriel Revault d'Allonnes; Isaak Revzin; Abel Rey; Arnold Reymond; Omar Abu Risha; Lucy Riall; Hugo Ribbert; Robert W. Richardson; Glocester Ridley; Eugenio Rignano; Arthur David Ritchie; William Roberts (biographer); Léon Robin; Frederick Robinson (1746–1792); William J. Robinson; James Jeffrey Roche; Naomi Rosenblum; Hassan al-Roueini; Théodore Eugène César Ruyssen; John Paul Rylands; Hassan Saab; Moustafa Safouan; Ada Salter; Samuel Sandars; Dori Sanders; Francesca Sanvitale; Raymond de Saussure; Firas al-Sawwah; Mohamed El-Sawy; Harry Sawyerr (theologian); Arno Schirokauer; Pat Schneider; Richard von Schubert-Soldern; Wilhelm Schuppe; Francis Scott (MP); Ian Scott-Kilvert; René Sédillot; Francis Selormey; Robert Serumaga; Tarek Shaker; Sir George Shee, 2nd Baronet; Mohamed Raafat Shehata; Dick Sheppard (priest); Alan Sheridan; Bahaa El-Din Abu Shoka; Manar El-Shorbagy; Alfred Short; Theodor Seibert; Eleanor Mildred Sidgwick; Ernst Simmel; Simone Simoni; Geoff Simons; Hellmuth Simons; John Bryan Small; Egerton Smith; James Smith (inventor); James Elishama Smith; John Frederick Smith; Paul Sollier; Vigdis Songe-Møller; Dale Spender; Elizabeth Spillius; W. J. H. Sprott; Marmaduke Stalkartt; Paul Stefan; Yuri Mikhailovich Steklov; Elizabeth Stephansen; Karin Stephen; George Stiff; Marilyn Strathern; Henry Stuart (MP); Manfred Swarsensky; Gyula Szentessy; Al-Sayyid al-Tanukhi; Denis Taaffe; Francis Tallents; Georges Tarabichi; Goli Taraqqi; Henry Tattam; Alfred Swaine Taylor; Eva Germaine Rimington Taylor; Henry Taylor (clergyman); Fathi Terbil; John Terry (clergyman); Francis Thackeray; Algernon Sydney Thelwall; Curt Thesing; John Jacob Thomas; Franziska Tiburtius; George Tilson; Charles Henry Timperley; Mustapha Tlili; Giuseppe Toniolo; Jocelyn Toynbee; William Trelease; Gonzague Truc; Sam Uzochukwu; Mathilde Vaerting; Johannes Hermanus van der Hoop; P. J. Vatikiotis; Lionello Venturi; Noel Aubert de Versé; Francis Hyde Villiers; Karl Vorländer; Grigorii Nikolayevich Vyrubov; Charity Waciuma; Clive Wake; Priscilla Wakefield; Thomas Walpole; Alf Wannenburgh; James Ward (psychologist); Zukiswa Wanner; Richard Warre; Sydney Waterlow (diplomat); Kevin Watkins; Robert Watt (bibliographer); White Watson; Anna Weamys; Marie and Robert Weatherall; Ella Weed; Helena Wells; Sarah Killgore Wertman; Charles Molloy Westmacott; Robert Wood Williamson; Sir Robert Wilmot, 1st Baronet; Monica Wilson; Maximilien Winter; Fritz Wittels; John Wodderspoon; Richard Norris Wolfenden; Muriel Sibell Wolle; George Woodward (diplomat); Tony Wrigley; Rachel Wyatt; Sylvia Wynter; Henry Wylde; William Frederick Wyndham; Andrew Wynter; Xu Hui; Malcolm Yapp; Ann Yearsley; Asiedu Yirenkyi; Harry Yoxall; Marija Jurić Zagorka; Dina Zaman; María Zambrano; Bernice Zamora; Adela Zamudio; Giovanna Zangrandi; Giselda Zani; Sidonia Hedwig Zäunemann; Alki Zei; Susanna Elizabeth Zeidler; Hana Zelinová; Zuzka Zguriška; Katharina Zell; Eva Zeller; Yulia Zhadovskaya; Faria de Vasconcelos; Zhang Jie (writer); Zhang Kangkang; Zhang Xinxin; Zhao Luorui; Zheng Min; Maria Zhukova; Zhuo Wenjun; Christiana Mariana von Ziegler; Helen Zimmern; Georg Heinrich Zincke; Hedda Zinner; Lydia Zinovieva-Annibal; Elvania Namukwaya Zirimu; Kathinka Zitz-Halein; May Ziade; Zong Pu; Halide Nusret Zorlutuna; Charity Zormelo; Victoria Zormelo-Gorleku; Zhu Lin (novelist)
Lists: List of abbreviations in Ghana; List of Chief Justices of Jamaica; List of museums in Ghana; List of Resident Commissioners of Bechuanaland; List of University Librarians at the University of Cambridge
Misc.: Clergy of the Church of England database; Browne medal; Ten-year man; Aburi Botanical Gardens; Armitage High School; Association of Concerned Africa Scholars; Association of Deans of Women and Advisers to Girls in Negro Schools; Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Service; Berkshire Record Office; Botswana Movement for Democracy; Botswana Society; Bridgewater Library; British Society for the Study of Sex Psychology; British Federation of University Women; Cambridge Network; Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies; Cheshire Record Office; Christianity in Equatorial Guinea; Civilization Party; The Copyright Association; Council of State (Ghana); Cumbria Archive Service; Derbyshire Record Office; Ellembelle District; Institute of African Studies; International Alliance of Women; Justice Party (Ghana); Lancashire Record Office; Lincolnshire Archives; Married Women's Property Act 1848; Mill Road Cemetery, Cambridge; Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge; Muslim Association Party; National Congress of British West Africa; Northern People's Party; Odumase Krobo; Open Door Council; Pinnacle Club; Pioneer Club (women's club); Royal College of Midwives; Rehearsal Club (London); Society for Promoting the Employment of Women; Society of Incorporated Accountants; Stanford Rivers; Three Arts Club of Chicago; Togoland Congress; Women's Trade Union League (United Kingdom)