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... Mogho Naba ( King of Kings ) . Wagadugu finally won , although it was not senior in the Nam line of descent . It won be- cause it had become the center of economic activity and , therefore , national prosperity , and because the ...
... Mogho Naba ( King of Kings ) . Wagadugu finally won , although it was not senior in the Nam line of descent . It won be- cause it had become the center of economic activity and , therefore , national prosperity , and because the ...
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... ( Mogho Naba ) , were elected by their respective councils and subject to their will . This latter fact was generally well dis guised by ceremonial phraseology , ritual and autocratic sounding decrees from the throne . Indeed , it was a ...
... ( Mogho Naba ) , were elected by their respective councils and subject to their will . This latter fact was generally well dis guised by ceremonial phraseology , ritual and autocratic sounding decrees from the throne . Indeed , it was a ...
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... Mogho Naba Sanum . He rejected the proffered French protectorate as a ruse for conquest , resented Binger's haughty and disrespectful attitude , and ordered him out of the country at once . The Mogho Naba knew that at that very moment ...
... Mogho Naba Sanum . He rejected the proffered French protectorate as a ruse for conquest , resented Binger's haughty and disrespectful attitude , and ordered him out of the country at once . The Mogho Naba knew that at that very moment ...
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