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Ranavalona I, Madagascar's implacable Queen who pursued Christianity to protect the traditions and faith of her people

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Some nineteenth-century historians defined her as the modern Mesalina; others as a Caligula in feminine, while Ida Laura Pfeiffer, an explorer and travel writer who went around the world twice in the mid-19th century, said of her that she was one of the most proud and cruel women on the face [...]

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