Very Young PoetsA very simple set of instructions for young people who are trying to write poetry. |
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... kings and leaders in the belief that as the king goes , so goes the nation - a theory that did not work in Africa , except in a superficial way for expediency . However , the Black kings were already dropping their African names for ...
... kings and leaders in the belief that as the king goes , so goes the nation - a theory that did not work in Africa , except in a superficial way for expediency . However , the Black kings were already dropping their African names for ...
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... king to become a Christian was Nzinga Kuwu in 1492 , taking the Portuguese name of Joao I. Hundreds of other Blacks immediately followed his example - princes , chiefs , ministers and some of the masses . The most notable Kongolese kings ...
... king to become a Christian was Nzinga Kuwu in 1492 , taking the Portuguese name of Joao I. Hundreds of other Blacks immediately followed his example - princes , chiefs , ministers and some of the masses . The most notable Kongolese kings ...
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... King of Kings , 156 , 157 , 158 , 159 , 160 King Solomon , 290 Kings of Egypt , 108 Karima , Battle of , 215 Kolle , 231 Kongo , economic system , 262 Kongo - Angola , Portuguese arrival , 261 , 276 Kongo King , 282 Kongo Kingdom ...
... King of Kings , 156 , 157 , 158 , 159 , 160 King Solomon , 290 Kings of Egypt , 108 Karima , Battle of , 215 Kolle , 231 Kongo , economic system , 262 Kongo - Angola , Portuguese arrival , 261 , 276 Kongo King , 282 Kongo Kingdom ...
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