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Page 162
... enslavement of prisoners of war - which was the way general slavery began - was the order of the day . Race had no bearing on the matter then . Whites , blacks , browns , or yellows— all were made slaves if captured . The Arabs also ...
... enslavement of prisoners of war - which was the way general slavery began - was the order of the day . Race had no bearing on the matter then . Whites , blacks , browns , or yellows— all were made slaves if captured . The Arabs also ...
Page 222
... enslavement of Africans ( proclaimed to the world as savages ) began during the very period and in the very West Africa , the center of which held one of the great universities of the world and other colleges . The second important fact ...
... enslavement of Africans ( proclaimed to the world as savages ) began during the very period and in the very West Africa , the center of which held one of the great universities of the world and other colleges . The second important fact ...
Page 354
... enslave and exploit the Black people of the world for over a thousand years . For the African people are , and always have been , a very religious and highly spiritual people ... enslavement — all 354 The Destruction of Black Civilization.
... enslave and exploit the Black people of the world for over a thousand years . For the African people are , and always have been , a very religious and highly spiritual people ... enslavement — all 354 The Destruction of Black Civilization.
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