Sarbah is in front of it. Members of the hall are known as Vikings as a reference to him who is a true Viking for his country. Sarbah-Picot House at Mfantsipim School is named after him. Selected bibliography 1897 – Fanti Customary Laws: a brief introduction to the principles of the native laws and customs of the Fanti and Akan districts of the Gold Coast, with a report of some cases thereon decided in the Law Courts 1904 – Fanti Law Reports 1906 – The Fanti National Constitution: a short treatise on the constitution and government of the Fanti, Asanti, and other Akan tribes of West Africa, together with a brief account of the discovery of the Gold Coast by Portuguese navigators, a short narration of English voyages, and a study of the rise of British Gold Coast jurisdiction, etc., etc. 1909 – The Palm Oil and Its Products References External links "The Life of John Mensah Sarbah". Article from Drum magazine, 1969. L. H. Ofosu-Appiah, "Sarbah, John Mensah", Dictionary of African Christian Biography. John Mensah Sarbah, an outstanding nationalist of the Gold Coast on ghanaweb.com 1864 births 1910 deaths Akan people Companions of the Order of St Michael and St George Fante people Ghanaian Methodists Ghanaian writers Ghanaian male writers Ghanaian politicians Members of Lincoln's Inn 19th-century Ghanaian lawyers People educated at Queen's College, Taunton