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... South Africa . My passport was a " mistake made somewhere . " I , of course , had no intention to do field work in South Africa , but had to pass through it to reach the surrounded countries then under British rule . No one at all was ...
... South Africa . My passport was a " mistake made somewhere . " I , of course , had no intention to do field work in South Africa , but had to pass through it to reach the surrounded countries then under British rule . No one at all was ...
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... South actually had all Egypt at its mercy . The South was the real source of Egypt's wealth as it had been of Egypt's civiliza- tion . The gold mines were there , and also it was where the vast stone qaurrying , copper , and tin mining ...
... South actually had all Egypt at its mercy . The South was the real source of Egypt's wealth as it had been of Egypt's civiliza- tion . The gold mines were there , and also it was where the vast stone qaurrying , copper , and tin mining ...
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... South Africa , Rhodesia and the present - day Sudan , the whole world could see , almost at a glance , exactly what happened to Black Egypt many centuries ago . The script of the play , " Whites against Blacks , " is the same . The ...
... South Africa , Rhodesia and the present - day Sudan , the whole world could see , almost at a glance , exactly what happened to Black Egypt many centuries ago . The script of the play , " Whites against Blacks , " is the same . The ...
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