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The origin of Brahms's 'In Stiller Nacht.'
; ...would not be found among his books is all he would say.(4) Gustav Ophuls, who compiled an anthology of Brahms's song texts in...published in Cologne in 1635, and was included in Spee's Trutz Nachtigal of 1649. (Max Friedlaender gives the first three stanzas of...
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`Sahara: A Natural History' by Marq de Villiers and Sheila Hirtle; Walker.(The Seattle Times)
; ...and Leo Africanus in the early 16th century, and climaxing with 19th-century German explorers Heinrich Barth and Gustav Nachtigal. Ancient Egypt and the rich and sophisticated empires of the ancient Sahel (on the desert's southern fringes) prove...
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Mint tea in a desert dream.
; ...record to show their descendants how they had lived. Originally discovered by German explorers Heinrich Barth and Gustav Nachtigal in the 19th century, it was only in the 1950s that a serious study was undertaken of these thousands of amazing pieces...
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`Sahara: A Natural History' by Marq de Villiers and Sheila Hirtle; Walker ($27).
; ...and Leo Africanus in the early 16th century, and climaxing with 19th-century German explorers Heinrich Barth and Gustav Nachtigal. Ancient Egypt and the rich and sophisticated empires of the ancient Sahel (on the desert's southern fringes) prove...
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A HISTORIOGRAPHY OF GERMAN TOGOLAND, OR THE RISE AND FALL OF A "MODEL COLONY"
; ...German warship Sophie. Further west, a protectorate was proclaimed over the Lom area in a treaty signed in July by Gustav Nachtigal, a German Imperial Commissioner, and one Plakkoo, an official of the town of Togo, after which the new colony was...
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