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Page 57
... trade and easy contacts with their homeland and the other nations of the world - a point that simply cannot be overstressed in considering the plight of the African people . In the north they settled around the Mediterranean , thereby ...
... trade and easy contacts with their homeland and the other nations of the world - a point that simply cannot be overstressed in considering the plight of the African people . In the north they settled around the Mediterranean , thereby ...
Page 167
... trade and foreign commerce , Funj kings , as many African kings were to do later , began to accept Islam and take the Arabic title of sultans . Thereafter , writers called the king- dom the " Funj Sultanate . " In this matter of ...
... trade and foreign commerce , Funj kings , as many African kings were to do later , began to accept Islam and take the Arabic title of sultans . Thereafter , writers called the king- dom the " Funj Sultanate . " In this matter of ...
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... trade was with other African areas . Kuban trade missions were sent near and far to promote trade through the establishment of markets at important trading centers in nearby and distant states . This was the most important aspect of ...
... trade was with other African areas . Kuban trade missions were sent near and far to promote trade through the establishment of markets at important trading centers in nearby and distant states . This was the most important aspect of ...
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