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Page 233
... live under the French . In general , those in the north are Moslems ; those in the south , Christians . A stubborn few , called Kirdis by the Mohammedans , cling to paganism . The Bamileke , who own this village in the southwest ...
... live under the French . In general , those in the north are Moslems ; those in the south , Christians . A stubborn few , called Kirdis by the Mohammedans , cling to paganism . The Bamileke , who own this village in the southwest ...
Page 412
... live in Manchuria can be classed as pure Manchus . Some live in the northern part of the coun- try , but most of the race has been absorbed by the Chinese and dress as do their Chinese fellow men . Over in the western part of the ...
... live in Manchuria can be classed as pure Manchus . Some live in the northern part of the coun- try , but most of the race has been absorbed by the Chinese and dress as do their Chinese fellow men . Over in the western part of the ...
Page 825
... live after 25 years as a construc- tion engineer in foreign countries . " I've really begun to live , " he said. Endeavour Sails the Inside Passage 825.
... live after 25 years as a construc- tion engineer in foreign countries . " I've really begun to live , " he said. Endeavour Sails the Inside Passage 825.
Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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