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<span>Mansa Musa thought that, with his pilgrimage, he was fulfilling a requirement of his faith, and on undertaking the pilgrimage with sixty thousand men, and twelve thousand slaves, all dressed in Persian silk, and carrying a gigantic luggage full of gold, he made <span>all the cities and kingdoms where he passed, they realized the wealth of Mali, and also left testimony of the great generosity of Emperor Mansa Musa.</span></span>

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