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... southward to the source of the Nile in the country ( Abys sinia ) which recently reverted to the ancient name of the Ethiopian empire of which in earlier times it formed its southeastern prov- inces . Even as late as the times of Menes ...
... southward to the source of the Nile in the country ( Abys sinia ) which recently reverted to the ancient name of the Ethiopian empire of which in earlier times it formed its southeastern prov- inces . Even as late as the times of Menes ...
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... southward along the Indian Ocean coastland , how much of Uganda and Abyssinia was included , or how far westward did the empire extend.3 All this is not so im- portant as the point that during this period of triumph , world fame --and ...
... southward along the Indian Ocean coastland , how much of Uganda and Abyssinia was included , or how far westward did the empire extend.3 All this is not so im- portant as the point that during this period of triumph , world fame --and ...
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... southward , always southward ! Egyptian history was repeating itself : The Asians and Mulattoes held Northern Abyssinia , with the center of power in the strategic kingdom of Axum . From Axum the Arabs prepared their forces for the ...
... southward , always southward ! Egyptian history was repeating itself : The Asians and Mulattoes held Northern Abyssinia , with the center of power in the strategic kingdom of Axum . From Axum the Arabs prepared their forces for the ...
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