The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... armies were increasingly made up of foreigners and enslaved Blacks . It was during this dynasty that the Assyrians ... armies at the borders of Ethiopia and did not invade to meet the waiting Black armies with their Queen in personal ...
... armies were increasingly made up of foreigners and enslaved Blacks . It was during this dynasty that the Assyrians ... armies at the borders of Ethiopia and did not invade to meet the waiting Black armies with their Queen in personal ...
Page 273
... armies in person ? The truth is that she is the greatest military strategist that ever con- fronted the armed forces of Portugal . Her tactics keep our com- manders sweating in confusion and dismay . Her aim is nothing less than the ...
... armies in person ? The truth is that she is the greatest military strategist that ever con- fronted the armed forces of Portugal . Her tactics keep our com- manders sweating in confusion and dismay . Her aim is nothing less than the ...
Page 283
... armies , first separating and spreading out individ- ually into Portuguese held territory and allowing themselves to be " induced " by Portuguese recruiting agents to join their forces . The quiet and effective work of Nzinga's agents ...
... armies , first separating and spreading out individ- ually into Portuguese held territory and allowing themselves to be " induced " by Portuguese recruiting agents to join their forces . The quiet and effective work of Nzinga's agents ...
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