Anthony Kirk-Greene

Anthony Hamilton Millard Kirk-Greene (born 1925) is a British scholar known for his works on 20th century British colonial history. He is a fellow of St Anthony's College, Oxford.^[1]

Selected works

• This is Northern Nigeria : background to an invitation. (1956)
• The capitals of Northern Nigeria. (1957)
• Adamawa, past and present; an historical approach to the development of a northern Cameroons province. (1958) ISBN 0712903984
• Maiduguri and the captials of Bornu. Maiduguri da manyan biranen Barno. (1958)
• The principles of native administration in Nigeria; selected documents, 1900-1947. (1965)
• Hausa ba dabo ba ne; a collection of 500 proverbs. (1966)
• A modern Hausa reader. With Yahaya Aliyu. (1967)
• West African travels and adventures; two autobiographical narratives from Northern Nigeria. (1971) ISBN 0300014260
• Crisis and conflict in Nigeria: a documentary sourcebook. (1971) ISBN 0192156411
• The genesis of the Nigerian civil war and the theory of fear. (1975) ISBN 9171060855
• A biographical dictionary of the British colonial governor. (1980) ISBN 0817926119
• "Stay by your radios" : documentation for a study of military government in tropical Africa. (1981) ISBN 9070110296
• Nigeria since 1970 : a political and economic outline. (1981) ISBN 0340262079
• A biographical dictionary of the British Colonial Service, 1939-1966. (1991) ISBN 0905450965
• On crown service : a history of HM colonial and overseas civil services, 1837-1997. (1999) ISBN 1860642608
• Britain's imperial administrators, 1858-1966. ISBN 0333732979 (2000) ISBN 0333732979
• Symbol of authority : the British district officer in Africa. (2006) ISBN 9781850434528
• Glimpses of empire : a Corona anthology. (2012) ISBN 1860643981
• Aspects of empire : a second Corona anthology. (2012) ISBN 9781848855144

References

1. "Masters of all they surveyed?". The Times (London). Retrieved February 26, 2016.