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[17] Frobenius: Voice of Africa, II, 359-360.
[18] Ibn Khaldun, quoted in Lugard, p. 128.
[19] Quoted in Lugard, p. 180.
[20] Es-Sa 'di, quoted by Lugard, p. 199.
[21] Lugard, p. 373.
[22] Mungo Park, quoted in Lugard, p. 374.
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