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... conquest of Egypt by the Muslim armies , which had reached Pelusium two years earlier , was not only to change the character of Egyptian civilization radically , but it was to have a disasterous impact on the dignity and destiny of ...
... conquest of Egypt by the Muslim armies , which had reached Pelusium two years earlier , was not only to change the character of Egyptian civilization radically , but it was to have a disasterous impact on the dignity and destiny of ...
Page 129
... conquest of Northern Nubia by a Nubian Pharaoh of the Old Kingdom , Sne- feru , in 2730 B.C.1 This war left a vast ... conquests never seemed to accept those conquests as final , and attempted to re- take Egypt from time to time ...
... conquest of Northern Nubia by a Nubian Pharaoh of the Old Kingdom , Sne- feru , in 2730 B.C.1 This war left a vast ... conquests never seemed to accept those conquests as final , and attempted to re- take Egypt from time to time ...
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... conquest was Louis Binger . He came to place the country " under the protection of France . " He met a strong leader , still ready to fight , in the Mogho Naba Sanum . He rejected the proffered French protectorate as a ruse for conquest ...
... conquest was Louis Binger . He came to place the country " under the protection of France . " He met a strong leader , still ready to fight , in the Mogho Naba Sanum . He rejected the proffered French protectorate as a ruse for conquest ...
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