African Glory: The Story of Vanished Negro CivilizationsWatts, 1954 - 209 páginas |
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... writes : But more than this , the Church was recognized as a pillar of the State , so that to propagate the Christian faith was at the same time to consolidate the imperial power . Justinian pursued the policy in Africa of encouraging ...
... writes : But more than this , the Church was recognized as a pillar of the State , so that to propagate the Christian faith was at the same time to consolidate the imperial power . Justinian pursued the policy in Africa of encouraging ...
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... writes : All too many are those who view the Dark Continent as a reservoir of man - power for wars , a land of raw materials for exploitation , a huge , formless , unhistoried mass whose peoples constructed nothing in particular , lived ...
... writes : All too many are those who view the Dark Continent as a reservoir of man - power for wars , a land of raw materials for exploitation , a huge , formless , unhistoried mass whose peoples constructed nothing in particular , lived ...
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... writes : Hunting people often say they hunt the fox and deer in order to save these poor animals from being exterminated by the cruel farmers . Dom Henry's motive for kidnapping black folk at the estuaries of the Senegal and Gambia may ...
... writes : Hunting people often say they hunt the fox and deer in order to save these poor animals from being exterminated by the cruel farmers . Dom Henry's motive for kidnapping black folk at the estuaries of the Senegal and Gambia may ...
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CHAP | 8 |
ΙΟ The Songhai Empire | 100 |
The End of the West African Empires | 111 |
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