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Le Morne Brabant, UNESCO world heritage site with depiction of a runaway slave. — 06 Feb 2019

Le Morne, Mountain of the Slave Maroons in Mauritius

*By micki pistorius*

*History & Tradition*

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There is a legend that marooned slaves jumped off the high cliffs of a mountain to their death into the sea, when they saw a ship approaching, because they believed the ship was sent to capture them, yet the ship was sent to inform them of their...
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The Visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon — 13 Apr 2016

Legendary Riches: Commercial Gains, Trade and Tragedy During the Reign of King Solomon

*By Cam Rea*

*History & Tradition*

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During the reign of King Solomon, it is said Israel for the first time was at peace with most of its neighbors, according to the Bible. Moreover, peace allowed the United Kingdom of Israel to flourish in commercial activity as well as exploration....
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Le Morne, Mountain of the Slave Maroons in Mauritius

Legendary Riches: Commercial Gains, Trade and Tragedy During the Reign of King Solomon