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For centuries, one family has been safeguarding an ancient library in Mauritania

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Mohammed Abdullah Ould Gholam Habott is responsible for taking care of more than 1,400 manuscripts at the Habott Library, one of only a few family-run ...

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For centuries, one family has been safeguarding an ancient library in Mauritania

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