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... regions . So did the climate that so greatly affected it ; the people and even some of their insti- tutions varied under environmental influences . The land mass in the eastern regions , for example , has been undergoing a vertical ...
... regions . So did the climate that so greatly affected it ; the people and even some of their insti- tutions varied under environmental influences . The land mass in the eastern regions , for example , has been undergoing a vertical ...
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... region , the region of the Black Terror in the form of a death - defying Black queen , Ann Nzinga . Who ever heard of a woman general , leading her armies in person ? The truth is that she is the greatest military strategist that ever ...
... region , the region of the Black Terror in the form of a death - defying Black queen , Ann Nzinga . Who ever heard of a woman general , leading her armies in person ? The truth is that she is the greatest military strategist that ever ...
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... region by region , and then inter - regional or continental efforts , if Black Africa is ever to free itself from the present economic morass . Nor will we be able to cover our failures by endlessly sweating and fum- ing over South ...
... region by region , and then inter - regional or continental efforts , if Black Africa is ever to free itself from the present economic morass . Nor will we be able to cover our failures by endlessly sweating and fum- ing over South ...
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