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... West Africa ( Namibia ) to the west and north , Zambia to the north , and Rhodesia to the north- east and east . Zambia is the only independent black state on which Botswana fronts , but the actual border along the Zambezi River , at ...
... West Africa ( Namibia ) to the west and north , Zambia to the north , and Rhodesia to the north- east and east . Zambia is the only independent black state on which Botswana fronts , but the actual border along the Zambezi River , at ...
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... West , often establishing colonies in the beleaguered cities of the latter region . Most important , the emperor in the East never lost ac- cess to , or control over , his sources of manpower and money . An older and probably more ...
... West , often establishing colonies in the beleaguered cities of the latter region . Most important , the emperor in the East never lost ac- cess to , or control over , his sources of manpower and money . An older and probably more ...
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... western Europe ( 1096 ) . Alexius had undoubtedly solicited the help of mercenary troops from the West but not for the liberation of the Holy Land from the infidel . The urgent need was the protection of Constantinople and the recovery ...
... western Europe ( 1096 ) . Alexius had undoubtedly solicited the help of mercenary troops from the West but not for the liberation of the Holy Land from the infidel . The urgent need was the protection of Constantinople and the recovery ...
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