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الصفحة 128
These call themselves free because they are not ' owned ' by any master , either as slaves or as subjects of a ruler . They are under their own headmen or chiefs who are the heads of the leading families , and so primi inter pares .
These call themselves free because they are not ' owned ' by any master , either as slaves or as subjects of a ruler . They are under their own headmen or chiefs who are the heads of the leading families , and so primi inter pares .
الصفحة 129
Slave owners who are in debt with God , i.e. who have neglected their obligatory prayers or not kept the fast , may , in order to atone for this , either feed the poor ( i.e. give a karamu , a free meal ) , or manumit one or more slaves ...
Slave owners who are in debt with God , i.e. who have neglected their obligatory prayers or not kept the fast , may , in order to atone for this , either feed the poor ( i.e. give a karamu , a free meal ) , or manumit one or more slaves ...
الصفحة 368
Also the silks purchased by the slaves of a kente weaver , regarded here as a target trader , fall into the class of a ' working ' capital . It was a small - scale variant of the modem manufacturer's raw materials which are normally ...
Also the silks purchased by the slaves of a kente weaver , regarded here as a target trader , fall into the class of a ' working ' capital . It was a small - scale variant of the modem manufacturer's raw materials which are normally ...
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Essai de Synthèse du Système Social des Bamiléké Jean Hurault | 24 |
A Reconsideration of Goodys Concepts | 40 |
A Political Gerontocracy John H Hamer | 50 |
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