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While the likes of Evelyn Baring, who ruled Egypt as British Consul General there from 1882-1907, never used the term terrorist to describe his Arab and Muslim colonial subjects, those that participated in the anti-colonial revolts that erupted throughout the colonized world after World War II often drew the label “terrorist(s)” from from European commentators. To be sure, violence was central to many anti-colonial movements, but it was central to all colonial occupations, as Martinique-born psychiatrist Frantz Fanon argued in 1961 in his monumental The Wretched of the Earth). The primary sources assigned for lesson two reveal the
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