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The sacred city of the Ethiopians, being a record of travel and research in Abyssinia in 1893 (1896)

Bent, J. Theodore (James Theodore), 1852-1897, Müller, David Heinrich, 1846-1912, Garson, J. G. (John George) · London ; New York [etc.] : Longmans, Green and co. · leaf 27

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ARRIVAL IN ETHIOPIA victories ; he conquered the Dervishes who threat- ened Abyssinia on the north ; he fought hard against the Itahan occupation of the northern portion of the country; he was cruel and treacherous, but, being- brave and successful, was beloved by all. During the lifetime of the… … ABYSSINIAN GIEL to the empire, was jealous of the almost independent power possessed by this Eas ; he summoned him to resign, and appointed Eas Mangashah, a son of the Emperor John, as his successor as Viceroy of Tigre, and intended eventually to bestow on him the vacant crown. Naturally, Alula…

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