Africa shall stretch her hands unto God: Ethiopianism as a Pan-African Religious Freedom Movement (1880–1940).
Africa shall stretch her hands unto God: Ethiopianism as a Pan-African Religious Freedom Movement (1880-1940) 28 Graham A. Duncan, "Ethiopianism in Pan-African Perspective", 202-3. 29 Joseph Ki-Zerbo, ed. I General History of Africa I: Methodology and Africa Prehistory i (Berkeley: University of Cal...
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