Negro History Bulletin, Volume 13Carter Godwin Woodson Association for the Study of Negro Life and History., 1950 |
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Page 48
... British Empire into national and international bankruptcy . This was the climax of his speech denouncing the effort ... British billions from its cof- fers their Empire would have disintegrated in this crisis . The British Empire is not ...
... British Empire into national and international bankruptcy . This was the climax of his speech denouncing the effort ... British billions from its cof- fers their Empire would have disintegrated in this crisis . The British Empire is not ...
Page 140
... British to take charge of affairs as British Com- missioner became the de facto ruler of Egypt . He instituted significant reforms such as the equalization of the burden of taxation which had fallen very heavily on the Egyp- tian ...
... British to take charge of affairs as British Com- missioner became the de facto ruler of Egypt . He instituted significant reforms such as the equalization of the burden of taxation which had fallen very heavily on the Egyp- tian ...
Page 148
... British fleet . The British later returned the Colony to the Dutch , only to recapture it in 1806. Finally , in 1814 , the Cape Colony was sold by Holland to the British for $ 27,000 , - 000 . Unwilling to submit to British rule , some ...
... British fleet . The British later returned the Colony to the Dutch , only to recapture it in 1806. Finally , in 1814 , the Cape Colony was sold by Holland to the British for $ 27,000 , - 000 . Unwilling to submit to British rule , some ...
Contents
OCTOBER 1949 | 26 |
The Association for the Study | 50 |
that only one member of that long line of generations had risen above | 82 |
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