- The exodus of the Cossacks from the Dnieper to the Kuban ... If it still exists , this picture which was painted by a Cossack during their exodus, is somewhere in Kuban ... This painting illustrates for me the colonisation , still very difficult , for the land on our earth ... Earth peoples always hunted and pushed out from their lands , looking for a new place , elsewhere ...
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Good morning I begin on a first time to translate my book : Earth is the aim , in english , myself But due to lack of time , after have done part 1 , 2 and 3 , I didn’t succeed to go further That’s why I prefer , better as nothing , give you an idea of my writings by using Google automatic translator for part 4 and up , and now for the second book Sure , there will be , due to this fact , some ununderstanging parts of my original text You can then refer to the French text , as numbers of chapters are similer , here : http://destinationterre1.wordpress.com/ thank you for your kind support and also do not hesitate to write me , I will clear all points if necessary I hope you a nice reading moment Regards FredericMy english blogs
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EARTH IS THE AIM , Second book : Chapters
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 13: The Nubians
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 12: Nubia
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 11: Cosmology and origin of the Dogon
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 10: Mythology and legends of the Dogon
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 9: Religion and rituals of the Dogon
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 8: Dogon
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 7: Aboriginal gods
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 6: Aboriginal Arts and Music
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 5: Aboriginal Legend
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 4: The Aborigines
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 3: The Hopi legends
- Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 2: The Hopi
- Part 1: Edenist people , Chapter 1 : Dissolution of the gods
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Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 3: The Hopi legends
Part 1: The people of Eden, Chapter 3: The Hopi legends Published July 16, 2009 by Frederic Vidal Collier Hopi The Legend of Yucca When we still lived in clans Palátupka in Red canyon, now called Canyon de Chelly, It … Continue reading
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