Our earliest ancestors in Britain By Boyd Dawkins
"In the year A.D. 449 certain Englishmen--for they were Englishmen before our England had received its name--came over here from the North of Germany and from the southern shores…
"In the year A.D. 449 certain Englishmen--for they were Englishmen before our England had received its name--came over here from the North of Germany and from the southern shores…
"Freyre and others maintain that there was considerable miscegenation between the Portuguese and the Moors and Jews which reputedly resulted in a Portuguese tolerance of, even preference for, dark complexioned…
"As to the Canary islands "Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Romans, Moors, Genoese, Normans, Portuguese, and Spaniards of every province (Aragonese, Castilians, Galicians, Biscayans, Andalusians) have all made their appearance, in these islands.* The. Carthaginians…
“A dedicated collector of manuscripts on the Islamic sciences, theology, poetry, music, history and literature, Shairani used Stubbe's manuscript as a political tool for bolstering Muslim nationalist sentiments, in the…