The National Review, Volume 134W.H. Allen, 1950 - English literature |
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... Africa which lie in between these latitudes are on the west , Gaboon ( French Equatorial Africa ) , Angola , South - West Africa ; in the east , Kenya , Uganda , Tanganyika , Zanzibar and Mozambique ( Portuguese East Africa ) ; and in ...
... Africa which lie in between these latitudes are on the west , Gaboon ( French Equatorial Africa ) , Angola , South - West Africa ; in the east , Kenya , Uganda , Tanganyika , Zanzibar and Mozambique ( Portuguese East Africa ) ; and in ...
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... Africa four hundred years ago , there was little attempt at wide settlement or development north of the Transvaal till 1890. In fact , the colonisation of East and Central Africa dates from that time . In this area about 2,700 miles of ...
... Africa four hundred years ago , there was little attempt at wide settlement or development north of the Transvaal till 1890. In fact , the colonisation of East and Central Africa dates from that time . In this area about 2,700 miles of ...
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... Africa to be combined with the political aspirations of the African peoples , and what is to be the rĂ´le and status of the European in those areas where he is as much a part of Africa as his African and Indian fellow - countrymen ? In ...
... Africa to be combined with the political aspirations of the African peoples , and what is to be the rĂ´le and status of the European in those areas where he is as much a part of Africa as his African and Indian fellow - countrymen ? In ...
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CONTENTSJANUARY | 2 |
EPISODES OF THE MONTH The Editor | 14 |
True and False Arguments Lord Woolton | 25 |
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