Negro culture in West Africa; a social study of the Negro group of Vai-speaking people, with its own invented alphabet and written language shown in two charts and six engravings of Vai script, twenty-six illustrations of their arts and life, fifty folklore stories, one hundred and fourteen proverbs and one map., by George Washington Ellis

Title:	Negro culture in West Africa; a social study of the Negro group of Vai-speaking people, with its own invented alphabet and written language shown in two charts and six engravings of Vai script, twenty-six illustrations of their arts and life, fifty folklore stories, one hundred and fourteen proverbs and one map.
Author:	Ellis, George Washington, 1875-1919
Note:	Neale Pub. Co., 1914

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Subject:	Folklore -- Liberia
Subject:	Vai (African people)
Subject:	Vai (African people) -- Folklore
Subject:	Vai language
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