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finally accomplished, and by means of the construction of Fort
National they hope to maintain their influence, although they can never subdue in spirit the vanquished Kabyle race. Peace—for the present—reigns.
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DEPARTURE FROM FORT NATIONAL
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EASTER MORNING IN KABYLIA
Within the walled confines of the post a little city has arisen with its churches, cafés, hotels, and promenades. This little city is
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