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... colonial powers such as the United States , Soviet Russia and Latin American countries ) was turning against the whole idea of colonialism and making the increasingly unremun- erative African enterprise more and more embarrassing ...
... colonial powers such as the United States , Soviet Russia and Latin American countries ) was turning against the whole idea of colonialism and making the increasingly unremun- erative African enterprise more and more embarrassing ...
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Patrick Wilkinson Chung. colonial masters , and very little better off from a spiritual point of view . The end is nowhere in ... colonial days , there is no reason why the African should not use the European today to learn such 104.
Patrick Wilkinson Chung. colonial masters , and very little better off from a spiritual point of view . The end is nowhere in ... colonial days , there is no reason why the African should not use the European today to learn such 104.
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... colonial powers , and the attitude of Por- tugal and South Africa . South Africa is not a colony , it is a nation . Its white settlers have roots in the land just as deep as have the white " settlers " in Minnesota or New Mexico . They ...
... colonial powers , and the attitude of Por- tugal and South Africa . South Africa is not a colony , it is a nation . Its white settlers have roots in the land just as deep as have the white " settlers " in Minnesota or New Mexico . They ...
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China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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