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This is a little bit of a tricky category, but since the Fulas ruled a large part of West Africa before European colonization, and there are categories like "French West Africa" this seemed to be a logical and justifiable category. This is not to separate out African history by ethnicity, but a tentative effort to find a way to treat a set of articles on historical topics.--A12n 17:35, 2 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]