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arms; the Moors and Africans were allured by the hopes of plunder; and, after an interval of six centuries, the fleets that issued from the port of Carthage again claimed the empi
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island of Sicily or the African coast. The public distress was aggravated by the fears and reproaches of superstition. ( 32 ) Every hour produced some horrid tale of strange and p
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of the emperor: his African conquests were the first fruits of the Persian treaty; and the avarice of Chosroes was soothed by a large portion of the spoils of Carthage, which his
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interest in native African religious beliefs by close inquiries all along the coast. During her stay at Libreville in the Kongo-Frangais, May-September, 1895, my interest, common
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