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Mercer Cook's Degrees

Bachelors English Howard University
Masters English Columbia University
PhD English Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Will Mercer Cook , popularly known as Mercer Cook, was a diplomat and professor. He was the first American ambassador to the Gambia after it became independent, appointed in 1965 while also still serving as ambassador to Senegal. He was also the second American ambassador to Niger.

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Mercer Cook's Published Works

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Cheikh Anta Diop and the New Light on African History@@@The African Origin of Civilization: Myth or Reality. (1974) (399)
On African socialism (1965) (122)
A History of Latin America. (1955) (106)
The Militant Black Writer in Africa and the United States (1969) (28)
Nationhood and the African road to socialism (1962) (20)
The Negro Spiritual Goes to France (1954) (13)
Jean-Jacques Rousseau and the Negro (1936) (9)
Raphael Tardon, Starkenfirst (1948) (9)
Five French Negro Authors. (1944) (5)
The Literary Contribution of the French West Indian (1940) (3)
Trends in Recent Haitian Literature (1947) (3)
The Race Problem in Paris and the French West Indies (1939) (3)
Edner Brutus, Instruction Publique en Haiti, 1492-1945 (1948) (2)
Booker T. Washington and the French (1955) (2)
The Haitian-American Anthology (1945) (1)
Martin Kilson, Political Change in a West African State: A Study of the Modernization Process in Sierra Leone. (1967) (1)
Career Education: A Guide to Basic Sources (1979) (1)
Contribution of the Black Race to European Art (1949) (1)
The Life and Writings of Louis T. Houat (1939) (1)
Stop The Sun Stop The Moon: My Man's Gone (1932) (1)
André Siegfried, America at Mid-Century (1955) (1)
André Maurois with Jack Palmer White, trans., Alexandre DumasHenri Clouard, Alexandre Dumas (1957) (1)
Phylon Profile, XVIII: Ralph Johnson Bunche--Statesman (1948) (1)
Some French Views of American Youth (1957) (1)
The Teaching of French in Negro Schools (1938) (1)
Race Relations as Seen by Recent French Visitors (1954) (1)
Education in Haiti (1931) (1)
Abel Plenn, The South Americas (1948) (0)
The Federation of Mali (1960) (0)
Arna Bontemps, Great Slave Narratives. (1970) (0)
Jose Manuel Valdes, Great Peruvian Mulatto (1942) (0)
Andre Gide and l'Afrique Noire (1951) (0)
A Good Neighbor in Haiti@@@Here is Haiti. (1957) (0)
Five French Negro Authors (1945) (0)
Quandary in Georgia (1942) (0)
René Jadfard, La France et les revendications coloniales allemandes (1939) (0)
Edward M. Coleman, ed., Creole Voices (1946) (0)
George R. Metcalf, Black Profiles. (1969) (0)
Through French Eyes@@@Negroes on the March. (1957) (0)
Milo Marcelin, Mythologie Vodou (1949) (0)
How Can I Hi - De - Hi: When I Feel So Low, De Low! (1932) (0)
Edouard Lefebre de Laboulaye and the Negro (1933) (0)
A Letter from a Haitian to Abbe Gregoire (1953) (0)
Edmund Wilson, Red, Black, Blond, and Olive (1956) (0)
Simone de Beauvoir and Translated by Patrick Dudley, America Day by Day (1954) (0)
Shelby T. McCloy, The Humanitarian Movement in Eighteenth-Century France (1958) (0)
Fortuna A. Guéry, Témoignages (1950) (0)
Is I In Love? I Is (1932) (0)
Historical News (1960) (0)
The Writings of Dantès Bellegarde (1949) (0)
Shirley Graham, Jean Baptiste Pointe De Sable (1953) (0)
Education in Haiti. Bulletin, 1948, No. 1. (1948) (0)
Progress in spite of Difficulties (1948) (0)

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