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DEFECTORS FROM 1947 to 1972 Olowo members who became disillusioned were not allowed to leave the village , but instead had to escape ' ( salo ) , the term used by the Apostles themselves . However , any person who was really determined ...
DEFECTORS FROM 1947 to 1972 Olowo members who became disillusioned were not allowed to leave the village , but instead had to escape ' ( salo ) , the term used by the Apostles themselves . However , any person who was really determined ...
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He had taken two wives since leaving Olowo , and apparently planned to take another , which reflected his solid financial ... He refused and decided to leave the community for good , taking up a teaching position on the mainland that he ...
He had taken two wives since leaving Olowo , and apparently planned to take another , which reflected his solid financial ... He refused and decided to leave the community for good , taking up a teaching position on the mainland that he ...
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The outsider was fired and ordered to leave the village . The woman was bitter because of the flogging , and left the community . However , she returned three months later . This was not surprising , for she enjoyed a privileged ...
The outsider was fired and ordered to leave the village . The woman was bitter because of the flogging , and left the community . However , she returned three months later . This was not surprising , for she enjoyed a privileged ...
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A Note on their Origins Settlement | 15 |
Contributors to this Number | 28 |
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