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BLACK OR WHITE SUPREMACY IN SOUTH AND CENTRAL AFRICA It has
been pointed out in previous articles on this and kindred subjects that great
confusion of thought about Central and South African problems has arisen owing
to the ...
BLACK OR WHITE SUPREMACY IN SOUTH AND CENTRAL AFRICA It has
been pointed out in previous articles on this and kindred subjects that great
confusion of thought about Central and South African problems has arisen owing
to the ...
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world protagonists of apparently opposing philosophies should in South and
Central Africa be engaged in the identical cause of native ( black ) domination
and in preaching to the backward Bantu that he is the equal of the European ,
who is ...
world protagonists of apparently opposing philosophies should in South and
Central Africa be engaged in the identical cause of native ( black ) domination
and in preaching to the backward Bantu that he is the equal of the European ,
who is ...
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racial problems of the U.S.A. , Great Britain , and South Africa and not the colour
of the skin , which is merely an outward symbol of disparity . Those who are intent
on social integration , which in the long and short run means the destruction of ...
racial problems of the U.S.A. , Great Britain , and South Africa and not the colour
of the skin , which is merely an outward symbol of disparity . Those who are intent
on social integration , which in the long and short run means the destruction of ...
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Black or White Supremacy in South and Central Africa | 367 |
The French in Morocco | 381 |
Russias Challenge | 408 |
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1959 |
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