The Gba Mende land in the southern province of Sierra Leone, West Africa happens to be one of the strong holds of the Mende clan, with a rigid traditional back ground in the South. It is a land that is renowned for upholding the norms of its traditional secret society, which they believe; the foundation of their land is built upon.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.

Cousins meet in Barcelona to do a summer internship at the Picasso Museum and are assigned a project that is top secret related to Picasso’s relationship with Salvador Dali. Solving the mysterious puzzle could have a resounding effect on the art community. There can be no mistakes made; validation has to be 100%. It is well known that Dali had one of the most creative and impulsive minds in art history so the twists and turns are weird and unpredictable. Enjoy learning about Pablo Picasso, Salvador and Gala Dali and Antoni Gaudi; all of whose works continue to be some of the most important in history. See if you can solve The Dali Mystery!

This book is divided into eleven chapters as you can see in the table of contents with reference to pages. The book has got several numbers written next to the individual names. The purpose of these numbers is to guide the user so that you have an easy reference to a name and trace those related to that individual. If you look at "Mmangakane Makua [Mokwana]433" the number 433 means that this individual is number 433 in this book as you can see on page 41. Another guide is "as shown in family tree 28" this means a family tree number 28 in page 64. I want you to look at family tree number 5 on page 53. The name Mathope Mashegoana is written inside the box, on top of the box is the number 58 i.e. it is either on top or on the side or below the box, it means that this individual can also be traced to family tree number 58 which is on page 79. The number 322 inside the box means this individual is number 322 as seen on page 32. I have tried my best to make this booklet user friendly and hope that it does guide the Makua descendants in manner that they know themselves.

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