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 | Henige, David; Zell, Hans (2007) |
| Reviewing reviews | |
 | African Research and Documentation. #104. p. 3-7. |
| Henige, David (2007) |
 | Double, double, toil, and trouble: the ergonomics of African history |
| History in Africa. Volume 34. p. 103-120. |
| Henige, David P. (2005) |
| Inscriptions are Texts Too |
| History in Africa. Volume 32. |
| Henige, David (2003) |
| Survival of the Fittest? Darwinian Adaptation and the Transmission of Information |
| History in Africa. Volume 30. p. 157-177. |
| Moraes Farias, Paulo F. de; Henige, David; Jones, Adam; McCaskie, T.C.; Vansina, Jan (2003) |
| J.D. Fage, 1921-2002 |
| History in Africa. Volume 30. p. 1-9. |
| Henige, David (2002) |
| Being Fair to the Hounds: The Function and Practice of Annotation. II |
| History in Africa. Volume 29. p. 63-88. |
| Henige, David; Jones, Adam; Law, Robin R.; Mouser, Bruce ; Tuchscherer, Konrad; Winsnes, Selena (2002) |
| P.E.H. Hair, 1926-2001 |
| History in Africa. Volume 29. p. 1-13. |
| Henige, David (2001) |
| One-Eyed Men in the Kingdom of the Blind |
| History in Africa. Volume 28. p. 395-404. |
| Henige, David (2001) |
| Being Fair to the Hounds: The Function and Practice of Annotation |
| History in Africa. Volume 28. p. 95-127. |
| Henige, David P. (1998) |
| 'Twixt the Cup and the Lip': Field Notes on the Way to Print |
| History in Africa. Volume 25. p. 119-131. |
| Henige, David P. (1996) |
| Barbed-Wire Bonnat? The Case of the Clueless Text |
| History in Africa. Volume 23. p. 439-452. |
| Henige, David (1987) |
| The Race is Not Always to the Swift: Thoughts on the Use of Written Sources for the Study of Early African History |
| Paideuma. Volume 33. p. 53-79. |
| Henige, David (1987) |
| In the Wake of 'In the Wake of Columbus': Why the Polemic over Columbus' First Landfill is of Interest to Africanist Historians |
| History in Africa. Volume 14. p. 349-357. |
| Henige, David (1987) |
| In Quest of Error's Sly Imprimatur: The Concept of 'Authorial Intent' in Modern Textual Criticism |
| History in Africa. Volume 14. p. 87-112. |
| Henige, David P. (1986) |
| Putting the Horse back before the Cart: Recent Encouraging Signs |
| History in Africa. Volume 13. p. 177-194. |
| Henige, David P. (1986) |
| Measuring the Immeasurable: The Atlantic Slave Trade, West African Population and the Pyrrhonian Critic |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 27 #2. p. 295-313. |
| Henige, David P. (1985) |
| Yet More Serial Bibliographies |
| History in Africa. Volume 12. p. 357-362. |
| Henige, David P. (1984) |
| Arms Proliferation: A Few More Serial Bibliographies of Interest to Africanist Historians |
| History in Africa. Volume 11. p. 399-402. |
| Henige, David P. (1983) |
| Taking Arms against a Sea of Scholarship: Serial Bibliographies and Indexes of Interest to African Historians |
| History in Africa. Volume 10. p. 109-149. |
| Henige, David P. (1982) |
| Truths Yet Unborn? Oral Traditions as a Casualty of Culture Contact |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 23 #3. p. 395-412. |
| Henige, David P. (1980) |
| 'Companies Are Always Ungrateful': James Phipps of Cape Coast, a Victim of the African Trade |
| African Economic History. Volume 9. p. 27-47. |
| Henige, David (1979) |
| African Historical Dictionaries through the Looking Glass | |
| Africana Journal. Volume 10 #2. p. 10-128. |
| Henige, David (1977) |
| Royal Tombs and Preterhuman Ancestors: A Devil's Advocacy |
| Paideuma. Volume 23. p. 205-219. |
| Henige, David P. (1977) |
| John Kabes of Komenda: An Early African Entrepreneur and State Builder |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 18 #1. p. 1-19. |
| Henige, David P.; Johnson, Marion (1976) |
| Agaja and the Slave Trade: Another Look at the Evidence |
| History in Africa. Volume 3. p. 57-67. |
| Henige, David (1975) |
| Adom/Supome and Jabi/Yarbiw: Cases of Identity in a Period of Shifting Paramontcies |
| Transactions of the Historical Society of Ghana. Volume 16 #1. June. p. 29-45. |
| Henige, David P. (1975) |
| Akan Stool Succession under Colonial Rule: Continuity or Change? |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 16 #2. p. 285-301. |
| Henige, David (1974) |
| Komenda fort in 1778: commentary on a document |
| Transactions of the Historical Society of Ghana. Volume 15 #2. p. 241-245. |
| Henige, David P. (1974) |
| Seniority and Succession in the Krobo Stools |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 7 #2. p. 203-226. |
| Henige, David P. (1974) |
| Kingship in Elmina before 1869: A Study in 'Feedback' and the Traditional Idealization of the Past |
| Cahiers d'études africaines. Volume 14 #55. p. 499-520. |
| Henige, David P. (1974) |
| Reflections on early interlacustrine chronology: an essay in source criticism |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 15 #1. p. 27-46. |
| Henige, David P. (1973) |
| The Problem of Feedback in Oral Tradition: Four Examples from the Fante Coastlands |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 14 #2. p. 223-235. |
| Henige, David P. (1973) |
| Abrem Stool: a contribution to the history and historiography of Southern Ghana |
| International Journal of African Historical Studies. Volume 6 #1. p. 1-18. |
| Henige, David P. (1972) |
| A New Source for English Activities on the Gold Coast, 1681-1699 |
| Transactions of the Historical Society of Ghana. Volume 13 #2. December. p. 257-260. |
| Henige, David P. (1971) |
| Oral Tradition and Chronology |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 12 #3. p. 371-389. |
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