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of mehr, and a resuscitation operation was performed, but this operation was unsuccessful. universities in india, the most populous country in the world , are learning the persian language. kashmir in the northwest of india has a part of those who are interested in this language. this language has been the official language of the national language for about 700 years. i am taking a course in persian language in india at the university of kashmir it was held. students and scholars from all over kashmir and better participated in this meeting. dear sir, i am respectful to all of you, professor akhlaq ahan. the guests of this ceremony were kashmir, the center of persian language and literature, as well as the center of the quran and every corner of the life of the persian language and culture region. he has and will continue to read in the future. we are proud that he entered kashmir through this language and came to kashmir through this persian language. the speakers pointed to the fact that kashmir is the cradle of the persian language in india and in this region it is clear that it is really the cradle of the persian language . it is in this period and i think it is the best there is room for t

up north to a small town, freeport, about 100 miles northwest of chicago, they became factory workers. david: you went to college where? bob: universityillinois, champaign urbana. david: what did you study? bob: history. i was a history major throughout my whole time. david: what did you want to be? bob: i wanted to be a diplomat, ambassador or diplomat. david: what year did you graduate? bob: 1968. david: and then you went to woodrow wilson school at princeton, and that was to do further diplomatic knowledge? bob: i got a master's degree in international affairs and again the fascination was history and , global affairs. david: so you get a degree from princeton, a graduate degree, and all of a sudden the u.s. government says we are ready for you to be a diplomat? what happened? bob: all of a sudden, they ask you, do you want to go into the foreign service? you had to take a test. the test requires you to be literate in things that a kid from hickory, mississippi through freeport, illinois, didn't really know about. they asked me a question, what is wedgewood? and it said a dresser. i thought it was a dresser. [laughs] david: so you

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university students in district was on file. so again, you can see in the northwest, there is the reason to give this uh, security one. and then we moved down south of the country in the southeast data cir, purchased movement school. i bought a flight and to come out to a region of nigeria, they have the talent security. uh uh for suspend it. one thing to just hold the scale. yeah. the support, the support of this movement. so when you look at the advisory in terms of the northeast northwest, the se, okay, i would say that uh, indications of what has been made. it comes to issues which i'm advisory, can i just asked your opinion on and you're considered opinion on, on the overall situation. because you have the western states including the us, expressing their continued readiness to assist african nations to cope with pressing issues. how helpful are such countries? i'm the reference enough for k currently. you know, i think behind a we have to look at what kind of assistance the assistance of the united states. uh, you know, is example, the wisdom countries is non kinetic stuff, not offensive stuff. that is to say they would provide much, even more

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wilberforce university in ohio, elizabeth keckley moved to washington, d.c., opens up her own business here in washington, d.c., not that far from here, 10th, 17, 12th street, northwest. and she, one of her clients immediately because of her letters of recommendation from saint louis gardner, there is another group of high society politicians, wives as clients. and one of them says to elizabeth, i would like to set up an appointment with you and the soon to be new first lady elizabeth keckley meets mary lincoln the morning of the first inauguration, march 4th, 19 oh 1918 61. the next day, elizabeth keckley is hired by mary lincoln to be her personal, modest and elizabeth ends up being her confidante. now, during this time, very soon after the president is sworn in, very soon after the lincolns are in the white house in february of. 1862, william lincoln dies of typhoid mary. lincoln is bereft. of course, it is the second senator lincoln's who has died. elizabeth keckley is very much a part of the lincoln white house. obviously, the civil war is happening at this time. mary lincoln always been highly emotional, volatile and president lincoln, of course, is very busy trying to deal wit

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