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... economic . Egypt's own flourishing export trade , both by sea and caravans , depended heavily on her imports from the South . To cut these off would mean economic panic in an otherwise propserous land . The third great fear concerned ...
... economic . Egypt's own flourishing export trade , both by sea and caravans , depended heavily on her imports from the South . To cut these off would mean economic panic in an otherwise propserous land . The third great fear concerned ...
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... economic development . As forecast above , however , we shall look briefly at the people and their civilization some centuries before the Vakaranga advent in the early 1400s . The land and the people to be covered by the Empire extended ...
... economic development . As forecast above , however , we shall look briefly at the people and their civilization some centuries before the Vakaranga advent in the early 1400s . The land and the people to be covered by the Empire extended ...
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... economic development by aggressively working for African economic unity on a scale never before attempted . Inter- state trade and other economic programs designed to deal with Asia and Europe must begin with unity of action in Africa ...
... economic development by aggressively working for African economic unity on a scale never before attempted . Inter- state trade and other economic programs designed to deal with Asia and Europe must begin with unity of action in Africa ...
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