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An Algerian in Manchester: Postcard Sent by Djihed Afifi and Received in Manchester by Joseph McGonagle
Posted June 25, 2010
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Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Africa, Algeria, Annaba, atmosphere, England, Football, Manchester, north, North Africa, pub, Screen, Team, Television, tension, UK, World Cup
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Brixton Shakespeare
Posted June 5, 2010
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Africa, Barbary, Brixton, Europe, John Perivolaris, London, Maghreb, Mediterranean, Moors, North to North, Othello, river, Shakespeare, Thames, Venice, Water
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Comments (3) In Othello, the Shakespearian Mediterranean, North and South, Venice and the Moorish lands, spans a dark sea of nobility, barbarism, treachery, and deceit. North and South London eye each other in a similar way across the Thames.
The Cardographer 