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A Rover Scout "Journey"

Rover scouting was a branch of the movement for young men in their late teens and early twenties who were too old for regular scout troops but wished to maintain their ties to scouting. It stressed service and leadership while offering a measure of vocational training.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Personal Account, A Visit to Tunisian Harem

The harem (or harim) has exercised a powerful fascination over the Western imagination for centuries.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Autobiography, Leila Abouzeid

In Morocco, after 1912, the colonial regime eschewed, for the most part, introducing overt changes into Islamic personal status law.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Song, Amina Annabi

North African women have long, rich traditions of vocal and instrumental music. At weddings and other joyous occasions, including religious celebrations, female musicians sing, perform, and dance.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Personal Account, Captain Carette

To the east of Algiers is a rugged mountainous region, the Kabylia, whose loftiest peak is named after a holy woman, Lalla Khadija.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Interview, Djamila Bouhired

By the eve of the revolution, Algerian demands for even limited political and civil rights had been repeatedly rebuffed by the French colonial regime and the nearly one million European settlers in the country.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Law, Code of Personal Status

In 1956 one of the most revolutionary family law codes in the Arab or Islamic world was proclaimed in the newly independent Tunisian state which, paradoxically, had not suffered a political revolution in the way that colonial Algeria would.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Interview, Tewhida Ben Sheikh

Tewhida Ben Sheikh [1909-2010] was the first North African Muslim woman to earn a medical degree from the Faculty of Medicine in Paris, in 1936, while Tunisia was still under colonial rule.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Autobiography, Fadhma Amrouche

Fadhma Amrouche was the illegitimate daughter of an impoverished, illiterate Berber peasant woman.

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Imperialism in North Africa: Report, M. Coriat

North Africa has long been home to ancient, diverse communities of Jews, originally from Spain, Italy, Palestine, or elsewhere.