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They continue to do so today , as they have in other periods of social disruption . The troubles are but one period in a history punctuated by threats to Bamileke social reproduction as well as to the reproductive health of Bamileke men ...
They continue to do so today , as they have in other periods of social disruption . The troubles are but one period in a history punctuated by threats to Bamileke social reproduction as well as to the reproductive health of Bamileke men ...
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During that period , there was never a time that my brother couldn't send me on an errand . It could be 12 o'clock at night and I have no right to challenge him . And the way he would beat me , nobody can beat his child like that .
During that period , there was never a time that my brother couldn't send me on an errand . It could be 12 o'clock at night and I have no right to challenge him . And the way he would beat me , nobody can beat his child like that .
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In the former , he shows how dhows experienced a boom period during and after the Second World War and then how the combination of the Zanzibar Revolution and the oil economy of the Gulf put an abrupt end to the dhow economy at Zanzibar ...
In the former , he shows how dhows experienced a boom period during and after the Second World War and then how the combination of the Zanzibar Revolution and the oil economy of the Gulf put an abrupt end to the dhow economy at Zanzibar ...
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