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1. 1840 Constitution of the Kingdom of Hawaii
2. 1893 Constitution of the Kingdom of Hawaii
3. 1958 speech on Irrigation
4. 1963 University graduation speech
5. 1963 address to African Leaders
6. 1963 speech on Higher Education
7. 1966 Graduation Address at Haile Selassie I University
8. 1973 Address To Parliament
9. A Negro Schoolmaster in the New South
10. A history concerning the pension claim of Harriet Tubman
11. Abdias do Nascimento
12. Acholi language
13. Address to House of Parliament in Jamaica
14. Address to President Johnson
15. Address to U.S. Astronauts
16. Address to judges on Justice and the Law
17. Address to the World Evangelical Congress in Berlin
18. Addresses The Belgrade Conference
19. Addresses in Memory of Carl Schurz/Template:Link
20. African Liberation Day speech
21. African Philosophy During the Period of the Pharaohs 2780-330 bce (book)
22. Afrikan Languages
23. Afropedia
24. Aiding The Farmer
25. Al-Masjid al-Nabawi
26. Albert Kligman
27. Ancient Kemetian royal titulary
28. Appeal to The League of Nations
29. Arbour Day Forestry Announcement
30. Assize of Clarendon
31. Australia, New Zealand, United States Security Treaty
32. Author:Carl Linnaeus
33. Author:Charles Robert Darwin
34. Author:Isaac Theophilus Akunna Wallace-Johnson
35. Bambara Language
36. Bansho Shirabesho
37. Battle of Qadesh
38. Bazra (song)
39. Black Star International Film Festival
40. Boxer Protocol
41. Brisbon, Rumain
42. Broken/Blog:Brain Computer Programing Language (SOS Manual 2of2)
43. Broken/Blog:Cincinnati Current Events
44. Broken/Blog:Great Thinkers of the 20th Century
45. Broken/Blog:The Afrikan Intellectal Revolution
46. Broken/NS502:Afribean/Introduction
47. Broken/NS502:Djehuti/11-2-2020 Islamist Attack on Muidumbe, Mozambique
48. Broken/NS502:Djehuti/1970 Augusta Mass Murder
49. Broken/NS502:Djehuti/2race theory
50. Broken/NS502:Djehuti/Big Butt-Brain Development Theory and Black Children