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Page 84
... Egypt and , in the end , that of the all - black Sudan as well . During this period , as in many others , the Blacks ... ( Upper Egypt ) for 141 years . One hundred forty - one years of retrogression and destruction . Both ends of the ...
... Egypt and , in the end , that of the all - black Sudan as well . During this period , as in many others , the Blacks ... ( Upper Egypt ) for 141 years . One hundred forty - one years of retrogression and destruction . Both ends of the ...
Page 86
... Upper Egypt , so now they had been moving from place to place in Upper Egypt in a futile effort to escape from the ever pressing whites . These were the Blacks who finally joined others in the South ( Nubia ) . Nubia , therefore ...
... Upper Egypt , so now they had been moving from place to place in Upper Egypt in a futile effort to escape from the ever pressing whites . These were the Blacks who finally joined others in the South ( Nubia ) . Nubia , therefore ...
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... Upper Egypt , since the Asians had reestablished their rule in Lower Egypt during the period of nation - wide turmoil and rebellions . Mentuhotep II , after restoring order in Upper Egypt and promoting a rapid economic program , had ...
... Upper Egypt , since the Asians had reestablished their rule in Lower Egypt during the period of nation - wide turmoil and rebellions . Mentuhotep II , after restoring order in Upper Egypt and promoting a rapid economic program , had ...
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