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... followed Posselt . They found many ruins in this rolling inland country , and they also found treasure . In 1895 a man called Neal wrote to his eager backers in South Africa that he had picked up ' bracelets of pure gold by the dozen ...
... followed Posselt . They found many ruins in this rolling inland country , and they also found treasure . In 1895 a man called Neal wrote to his eager backers in South Africa that he had picked up ' bracelets of pure gold by the dozen ...
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... followed the way of life of their parents and grandparents . Great strides in knowledge and invention were made in early Egyptian times . Yet these advances were developed very little in the many centuries that followed . For example ...
... followed the way of life of their parents and grandparents . Great strides in knowledge and invention were made in early Egyptian times . Yet these advances were developed very little in the many centuries that followed . For example ...
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... followed between the British and the Afrikaners . This came to a head in a ferocious war that broke out in 1899 , chiefly by British provocation , and lasted three years . The Afrikaners , formed in highly mobile ' commandos ' of ...
... followed between the British and the Afrikaners . This came to a head in a ferocious war that broke out in 1899 , chiefly by British provocation , and lasted three years . The Afrikaners , formed in highly mobile ' commandos ' of ...
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Varied lands and peoples | 34 |
the western and central Sudan | 56 |
ocean ports and inland kingdoms | 87 |
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