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Council on African Affairs

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Du Bois's take on the fight for independence and self-rule on the African continent and describing how America and help to "abolish the colonial seeds of war and the slavery of human toil."
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University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Keywords

  1. Colonies (International Law)
  2. Post Colonialism

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