Africa, المجلد 67،الأعداد 3-4Oxford University Press, 1997 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 530
... town . Apirede people came originally from Abiriw : it is said they were once one family of Alabiri people ( the Abiriw clan and ward to which the Abiriwhene and Bosompra priest belong ) . Then one brother offended the Abiriw god ...
... town . Apirede people came originally from Abiriw : it is said they were once one family of Alabiri people ( the Abiriw clan and ward to which the Abiriwhene and Bosompra priest belong ) . Then one brother offended the Abiriw god ...
الصفحة 546
... town , have more respect in the eyes and minds of people in his town than an ordinary person who is also without a house ? O. In the eyes of people he won't be respected . No matter what your position outside your home , you will not be ...
... town , have more respect in the eyes and minds of people in his town than an ordinary person who is also without a house ? O. In the eyes of people he won't be respected . No matter what your position outside your home , you will not be ...
الصفحة 663
... Town's later history has not attracted scholarship because the town did not suffer the tremendous impact of the mineral revolution which has stimulated the interest of social historians in Kimberley and the Witwatersrand , for example ...
... Town's later history has not attracted scholarship because the town did not suffer the tremendous impact of the mineral revolution which has stimulated the interest of social historians in Kimberley and the Witwatersrand , for example ...
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AFRICA | 346 |
popular | 363 |
readers interpretations and the difference | 389 |
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