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Description "Ouali : 21 ans, tirailleur du poste de Boké, nation Sérère" (photo extraite de 50 dessins de E. Noirot en 1881 et 35 phot. de la même époque, voyages du docteur Jean-Marie Bayol au Sénégal, au Soudan et dans la Haute-Guinée (Fouta-Djallon)
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"Ouali: 21 years old, rifleman from the Boké post, Serer country" (photo taken from 50 drawings by E. Noirot in 1881 and 35 photos from the same period, from the travels of Doctor Jean-Marie Bayol to Senegal, Sudan and Upper Guinea (Fouta-Djallon)

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1881

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