The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... matter about the delay , iron smelting and tool - making got underway on a vast scale in Ethiopia at a most crucial period for Africa . Its center was Meroe , and it appears that the biggest iron works were in and around this capital ...
... matter about the delay , iron smelting and tool - making got underway on a vast scale in Ethiopia at a most crucial period for Africa . Its center was Meroe , and it appears that the biggest iron works were in and around this capital ...
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... matter under what circumstances , can hardly be overemphasized . We have seen how and why the flight of Blacks from the Sudan increased as the Arab hordes continued to sweep in during the 13th century and Islamization was more ...
... matter under what circumstances , can hardly be overemphasized . We have seen how and why the flight of Blacks from the Sudan increased as the Arab hordes continued to sweep in during the 13th century and Islamization was more ...
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... matters concerning the whole race , or organize by families and individuals , community by community and state by state . Where the matter concerns the whole race , affiliated groups would speak in one voice through the overall ...
... matters concerning the whole race , or organize by families and individuals , community by community and state by state . Where the matter concerns the whole race , affiliated groups would speak in one voice through the overall ...
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