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الصفحة 112
The King of the Jukun was subjected to innumerable taboos , and seldom appeared in public . ... The king's great amulet is some part of the body of his royal ancestors , and it is generally believed that a reigning king is fed ...
The King of the Jukun was subjected to innumerable taboos , and seldom appeared in public . ... The king's great amulet is some part of the body of his royal ancestors , and it is generally believed that a reigning king is fed ...
الصفحة 231
in Swaziland the King was at the height of his power and the Incwala at its peak . It does not decline if the King shows signs of waning strength , but it appears that such an eventuality is unusual . Kings for five generations have ...
in Swaziland the King was at the height of his power and the Incwala at its peak . It does not decline if the King shows signs of waning strength , but it appears that such an eventuality is unusual . Kings for five generations have ...
الصفحة 237
Admit the treason of Mabedla ishi ishi ishi you hate him you have wronged ishi ishi bend great neck those and those they hate him ishi ishi they hate the king . After a long time the song ends : awoshi awoshi Hi Hi Hi .
Admit the treason of Mabedla ishi ishi ishi you hate him you have wronged ishi ishi bend great neck those and those they hate him ishi ishi they hate the king . After a long time the song ends : awoshi awoshi Hi Hi Hi .
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To the Members of the Institute Lord Lugard and Sir Hanns Vischer | 3 |
RECENT SOCIAL WELFARE DEVELOPMENTS IN BRITISH | 4 |
226 | 6 |
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