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By the President and executive of the League Beseeching His Royal Highness To honour the League and the Coloured Peoples Of this Empire by his most gracious acceptance . " All this pomp and patriotism aside , this first issue set to ...
By the President and executive of the League Beseeching His Royal Highness To honour the League and the Coloured Peoples Of this Empire by his most gracious acceptance . " All this pomp and patriotism aside , this first issue set to ...
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This was very much in evidence when every year for many years a league service of worship would be held at ... that he found himself in conflict with the revolutionary ideas of many of the members of the league's executive committee .
This was very much in evidence when every year for many years a league service of worship would be held at ... that he found himself in conflict with the revolutionary ideas of many of the members of the league's executive committee .
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Black students of the calibre of Arthur Lewis caused the league to be taken seriously and recognized as a body of responsible ... Another member of the league's executive committee with Arthur Lewis was Hugh W. Springer of Barbados .
Black students of the calibre of Arthur Lewis caused the league to be taken seriously and recognized as a body of responsible ... Another member of the league's executive committee with Arthur Lewis was Hugh W. Springer of Barbados .
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Courtesans and Blackamoors | 5 |
Bread and Liberty in Old England | 12 |
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