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The saint and the schoolmaster, or Jbala Warlors and rifian reformer revisited [articles] : conflicting views of Islam in a confrontation and power clash in colonial northern Morocco, 1924-25., fasc. 2

Language: anglais.Publication: New York : Londres : 2001-04/06Description: pp. 29-60ISSN: 1362 9387.Subject - Geographical Name: MAROC Subject: COLONISATION | RESISTANCE ARMEE | ESPAGNE Item type:

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