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... Egyptian nationalism that restricted the term " Egyptian " to Mulattoes alone . Henceforth neither Asians nor Africans were to be called Egyptians . Indeed the New Breed began to treat Asians as strangers and no longer welcomed them en ...
... Egyptian nationalism that restricted the term " Egyptian " to Mulattoes alone . Henceforth neither Asians nor Africans were to be called Egyptians . Indeed the New Breed began to treat Asians as strangers and no longer welcomed them en ...
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... Egypt and put Taharqa to flight . The Egyptian governors were reinstated under a governor - general named Necho , also Egyp- tian . As was to be expected , the Blacks of Upper Egypt remained loyal to the African line . They shouted loud ...
... Egypt and put Taharqa to flight . The Egyptian governors were reinstated under a governor - general named Necho , also Egyp- tian . As was to be expected , the Blacks of Upper Egypt remained loyal to the African line . They shouted loud ...
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... Egyptian Archaeology , New York , 1887 . G. Massey , A Book of the Beginnings , London , 1881 , Vol . I. Samuel Alfred Broune Mercer , The Religion of Ancient Egypt , London , 1949 . G. S. Mileham , The Churches in Lower Nubia ...
... Egyptian Archaeology , New York , 1887 . G. Massey , A Book of the Beginnings , London , 1881 , Vol . I. Samuel Alfred Broune Mercer , The Religion of Ancient Egypt , London , 1949 . G. S. Mileham , The Churches in Lower Nubia ...
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