Browse by Goldsmiths authors: Killingray, David

Number of items: 30.
2015
  • ‘An African Pentecostal pioneer in Peckham: Thomas Brem Wilson (1867-1929) and Pentecostal origins in south London’. (2015) Killingray, David
  • Demobilization in British and French Africa at the End of the First World War. (2015) Killingray, David and Fogarty, Richard
    • 2013
  • ‘African slaves in Britain in the early modern period’. (2013) Killingray, David
    • 2012
  •  ‘Significant Black South Africans in Britain before 1912: pan-African organisations and the emergence of South Africa’s first Black lawyers’. (2012) Killingray, David
  • Africa and the Two World Wars. (2012) Killingray, David
  • ‘The Revd Dr. Theophilus Scholes (1856-1940?): black Baptist critic at the heart of Empire’. (2012) Killingray, David
  • ‘Black peoples in English localities’. (2012) Killingray, David
  • paper. (2012) Killingray, David
  • ‘Black people in English localities: sources and significance’. (2012) Killingray, David
  • ‘British decolonisation and the smaller territories: the origins of the UK Overseas Territories’. (2012) Killingray, David
  • Fighting for Britain. African Soldiers in the Second World War. (2012) Killingray, David and Plaut, Martin
  • The Non-Independent Territories of the Caribbean and Pacific: Continuity or Change? (2012) UNSPECIFIED
  • Sevenoaks: An Historical Dictionary. (2012) UNSPECIFIED
  • ‘The War in Africa’. (2012) Killingray, David
    • 2011
  •  ‘Minding the gaps of South Africa’s recent history’, ‘Cast in concrete? Revisiting pre-1994 histories of resistance in South Africa’. (2011) Killingray, David
  • ‘Responses to demobilisation in British and French Africa and the end of the First World War’. (2011) Killingray, David and Fogarty, Richard
  • ‘Godly examples and agents: training African missionary workers in British institutions in the nineteenth century’. (2011) Killingray, David
  • ‘Immigrant communities and British local history’. (2011) Killingray, David
  • ‘“Gossiping the Gospel”: indigenous mission in Africa’. (2011) Killingray, David
  • ‘New research on the British Empire and the Second World War: Africa at war: voices from below’. (2011) Killingray, David
    • 2010
  • ‘“Tin trunk literati” and beyond: hidden sources for Africa’s history’. (2010) Killingray, David
  • ‘Empire and Christian Missions: Opposition, opportunities, obstacles’. (2010) Killingray, David
  •  ‘Influences shaping the human landscape of the Sevenoaks area since c.1600’. (2010) Killingray, David
    • 2009
  •  ‘A Good West Indian, a Good African, and, in Short, a Good Britisher’: Black and British in a Colour-Conscious Empire, 1760-1950’. (2009) Killingray, David
  • Rights, Land, and Labour: Black British Critics of South African Policies Before 1948. (2009) Killingray, David
  • ‘A pandemia de gripe de 1918-1919: causas, evolução e consequências’. (2009) Killingray, David
    • 2004
  • An Historical Atlas of Kent. (2004) Killingray, David
  • Sevenoaks People and Faith: Two Thousand Years of Religious Belief and Practice. (2004) Killingray, David
    • 2003
  • The Black Atlantic Missionary Movement and Africa, 1780s-1920s. (2003) Killingray, David
  • The Spanish Influenza Pandemic of 1918-19. (2003) Killingray, David and Phillips, H.