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The wife of Mulei-Hassem, named Aixa, belonged, before her marriage with the king, to one of the most important of the Grenadian tribes.
History of the Moors of Spain M. Florian
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"_You do well_," said Aixa, his mother, "_to weep like a woman for the throne you could not defend like a man! _"
History of the Moors of Spain M. Florian
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Aixa, in concert with her son, excited her relatives and friends, {186} and a large number of the inhabitants of the capital, to throw off their allegiance to their sovereign.
History of the Moors of Spain M. Florian
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Aixa Kendrick takes the audience on a journey thorough Truth's extraordinary life in a dramatic solo performance. 6 p.m.
NYDN Rss JAIME CONE 2012
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Aixa Kendrick takes the audience on a journey thorough Truth's extraordinary life in a dramatic solo performance. 6 p.m.
NYDN Rss JAIME CONE 2012
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Her first week on the job, Ms. Getz was invited by Aixa Torres, president of the tenants' association of the 2,000-unit housing project across the street, to come to one of its meetings.
NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL WINERIP 2011
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(Incidentally, don't read into the order of the photos -- Aixa got to class a little late, which is why the Republican ticket is at the bottom.)
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Mirah plays at Glasslands Gallery; Aixa Kendrick recalls lessons of Sojourner Truth Splash News
NYDN Rss JAIME CONE 2012
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Mirah plays at Glasslands Gallery; Aixa Kendrick recalls lessons of Sojourner Truth Splash News
NYDN Rss JAIME CONE 2012
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Aixa Kendrick, vice president of Medicine Women Productions.
NYDN Rss TANYANIKA SAMUELS 2011
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