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Lords of the Atlas: The Rise and Fall of the House of Glaoua 1893-1956 by
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Burcu USLU
is on page 152 of 272
I give this book enough of a chance but giving up on it now! very interested in the history and wanting to learn more about it but I don’t think this book is the one. It does a terrible job I think. Very hard to follow because so many names and places are being introduced but their introductions are not well done. Also quotes another book for half the time so gets confusing what you’re reading half the time.
— Jul 17, 2025 04:42AM
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Caroline McCall
is on page 77 of 272
I’m a bit confused but pushing through.
— May 13, 2024 06:55AM
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Bettie
is on page 80 of 272
The exact sequence of events that led to the inavasion of Morocco by France concerns only indirectly the story of the Glaoui brothers.
— Apr 25, 2012 12:48PM
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Bettie
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Black slaves were originally imported from Sudan or Timbuktu. Slaves were encouraged - forced, in fact - to breed fast and early. The children were inspected regularly for signs of puberty and were mated as soon as they were considered fruitful.
— Apr 23, 2012 02:52PM
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Bettie
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Moulay Ismael (1672 - 1727) - a name to be bracketed with Gilles de Rais or de Sade
— Apr 23, 2012 02:13PM
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