The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race from 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D. |
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... Pharaohs of all Egypt even when African pharaohs were on the throne of Upper Egypt . Blotting the Blacks out of history included replacing African names of persons , places and things with Arabic and European names . One wave of the ...
... Pharaohs of all Egypt even when African pharaohs were on the throne of Upper Egypt . Blotting the Blacks out of history included replacing African names of persons , places and things with Arabic and European names . One wave of the ...
Page 85
... pharaohs of all Egypt without having gained control of the whole country , just as kings in Upper Egypt , ruling from Thebes or Memphis , made similar claims during the same period without having gained control over the whole country or ...
... pharaohs of all Egypt without having gained control of the whole country , just as kings in Upper Egypt , ruling from Thebes or Memphis , made similar claims during the same period without having gained control over the whole country or ...
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... pharaohs , while ignoring the African pharaohs altogether . Their defense , when pressed , is that the African pharaohs are indicated as Thebans , Memphites etc. - satisfied , as previously pointed out , that the use of these terms is a ...
... pharaohs , while ignoring the African pharaohs altogether . Their defense , when pressed , is that the African pharaohs are indicated as Thebans , Memphites etc. - satisfied , as previously pointed out , that the use of these terms is a ...
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