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Page 99
... Africa were blocked out first upon the maps far away in Europe and only later upon the ground in East Africa itself , in- variably , moreover , without regard for any social or cultural boundaries in the areas concerned . A British East ...
... Africa were blocked out first upon the maps far away in Europe and only later upon the ground in East Africa itself , in- variably , moreover , without regard for any social or cultural boundaries in the areas concerned . A British East ...
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... Africa or Syrians on the west coast . The scope for the emergence of a native bourgeoisie in black Africa was therefore limited . Primary production in Africa followed the price fluctua- tions in the world market : stimulated by World ...
... Africa or Syrians on the west coast . The scope for the emergence of a native bourgeoisie in black Africa was therefore limited . Primary production in Africa followed the price fluctua- tions in the world market : stimulated by World ...
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... Africa in the 9th and 10th centuries and into western Africa in the 11th century . As it was assimilated into precolonial African societies , it provided them with a script ( the Arabic ) , and , because of the central attention given ...
... Africa in the 9th and 10th centuries and into western Africa in the 11th century . As it was assimilated into precolonial African societies , it provided them with a script ( the Arabic ) , and , because of the central attention given ...
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