Very Young PoetsThird World Press, 1979 - 32 pages A very simple set of instructions for young people who are trying to write poetry. |
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... thousand years . 7. That within the framework of even the smallest surviving states they adhered to and kept alive the basic principles of the tradi- tional African constitution and held on through all the passing centuries to the ...
... thousand years . 7. That within the framework of even the smallest surviving states they adhered to and kept alive the basic principles of the tradi- tional African constitution and held on through all the passing centuries to the ...
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... thousand years of unchallenged growth . The time continuum in the history of the blacks is highly important in refer- ence to the state of civilization in the lands from which the in- vading groups came during the first thousand years ...
... thousand years of unchallenged growth . The time continuum in the history of the blacks is highly important in refer- ence to the state of civilization in the lands from which the in- vading groups came during the first thousand years ...
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... thousand years hence their descen- dants will be substantially where the race was a thousand years be- fore . For the white people , still masters of the world , do not have to yield . They have never changed their real attitude toward ...
... thousand years hence their descen- dants will be substantially where the race was a thousand years be- fore . For the white people , still masters of the world , do not have to yield . They have never changed their real attitude toward ...
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PREFACE | 13 |
CHAPTER VI | 22 |
CHAPTER I | 46 |
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