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'There is a very famous book entitled, "Africa and the discovery of America"...We will stop here in order to view the context and concepts of this book to see what ideas may have influenced Norbert Wiener. Usually, a detour is not taken in the fanatical processes of making money. You are free to go to the prosperity preachers and money gurus that give obsolete information without disclosing the futility to you, or gurus that make money the end. In our courses, money is not the end. Money is the means to the end.'
It is fitting to vent, extensively, on this illusive and most important of topics. On the first pages of the above mentioned book, I was pleased to find a few pages under the heading "sources quoted"; I had already spent many years teaching myself Latin, Spanish, German and some Greek. Titles like Polyglotta Africa by K. Kretshchmer or Sigismund Wilhelm Koelle immediately stimulated my craving for obscure writings of long ago. I could not, even as late as the time of this writing, find that book.
If anyone on Earth has a copy that I may borrow, or purchase, please contact me immediately!
You see how easy it is to jump the tracks and get completely off topic. However, this is not an example of that. I am on topic and I know the route to travel to get the knowledge that I want you to have into your consciousness.
The writing began with Norbert Wiener. His father, Leo Wiener wrote the book, "Africa and the discovery of America"...This has everything to do with the FEEDBACK mentioned in the processes covered in Cybernetics, as I will show within no limit of time.
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The geographical illumination Koelle had gathered at his informants about each st frame, its area, its cities and rivers compared to more or less familiar surroundings, was enough to locate tribal area in most cases. All these illumination he handed to A. PWRWEMANN, The Queen's Physical Geographer, and he tegent a map of Africa with an indication of the tribal areas. Using this it is possible so to moor fairly large listings hbor slaves judgment from. .. The African has mostly the boundaries that were drawn up by the European shormakter pa berlin conference from 1884 to 1885, and the votes in no way matches the strain limits. Many tribes belong in more than one state, and a discretionary allocation is necessary. It must also be noted that 25 of Koeller informants were free, not slaves, but they are concerned the number of tribesmen mentioned only in a few cases, and these are not included here. Number of slaves from the assorted countries.
ReplyDeleteThese numbers must be seen on the background of all uncertainties mentioned. the main thing is that they show that the slave hunt lasted throughout Africa, and that the majority came from nigeria and the neighboring countries. What perhaps astonishes is the relatively low number of states west of nigeria, ghana and Elfenbenskystn. It may be that many there have left Sierra Leone for homeland dan the seaborne Forbid there were known
http://www.egede.no/sites/default/files/dokumenter/pdf/NTM_1981_3_Floettum.pdf
ReplyDeletehttp://digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/polyglotta-africana-or-a-comparative-vocabulary-of-nearly-three-hundred-words#/?tab=about
ReplyDeleteThe geographical illumination Koelle had gathered at his informants about each st frame, its area, its cities and rivers compared to more or less familiar surroundings, was enough to locate tribal area in most cases. All these illumination he handed to A. PWRWEMANN, The Queen's Physical Geographer, and he tegent a map of Africa with an indication of the tribal areas. Using this it is possible so to moor fairly large listings hbor slaves judgment from. .. The African has mostly the boundaries that were drawn up by the European shormakter pa berlin conference from 1884 to 1885, and the votes in no way matches the strain limits. Many tribes belong in more than one state, and a discretionary allocation is necessary. It must also be noted that 25 of Koeller informants were free, not slaves, but they are concerned the number of tribesmen mentioned only in a few cases, and these are not included here. Number of slaves from the assorted countries.
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