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The pertinent statement rather is that a dark complexioned present inhabitant of what formerly was ancient phoenicia is not entitled to the inference that he must be of the race commonly known as the white race in 1790, merely because 2000 years ago Judea … was the scene of the labor of one who proclaimed that He had come to save from spiritual destruction all mankind.
A Country Called AMREEKA Alia Malek 2009
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The pertinent statement rather is that a dark complexioned present inhabitant of what formerly was ancient phoenicia is not entitled to the inference that he must be of the race commonly known as the white race in 1790, merely because 2000 years ago Judea … was the scene of the labor of one who proclaimed that He had come to save from spiritual destruction all mankind.
A Country Called AMREEKA Alia Malek 2009
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The pertinent statement rather is that a dark complexioned present inhabitant of what formerly was ancient phoenicia is not entitled to the inference that he must be of the race commonly known as the white race in 1790, merely because 2000 years ago Judea … was the scene of the labor of one who proclaimed that He had come to save from spiritual destruction all mankind.
A Country Called AMREEKA Alia Malek 2009
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THE END OF THE LIES www. makedonijaese.com phoenicia. org Phoenician founder of Thebes and brother of Europa taught the the Greeks the alphabet, which he had brought from
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