TUNISIA

The Husainid Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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1943 - [1962] H.M. Muhammad al-Amin [Lamine], King of Tunisia. b. at Dar as-Shad, Carthage, 4^th September 1881, youngest son H.H. Muhammad al-Habib Pasha, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis., by his first wife, Lalla Fatima [Fattoùma El Ismailia], educ. privately. Invested as Heir Apparent with the title of Bey al-Mahalla and the style of His Highness, 25^th June 1942. Proclaimed on the abdication of his cousin as Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis, 15^th May 1943. Installed on the same day at the Baît al-Bellar, of the Palace of Bardo. Proclaimed the independence of Tunisia, 20^th March 1956. Subsequently assumed the title of King of Tunisia with the style of His Majesty. The Royal Guard at Carthage Palace was replaced by soldiers loyal to Bourguiba, the telephones cut and the Royal Family placed under house arrest, 15^th July 1957. Deposed by the Constituent Assembly, 25^th July 1957, but never abdicated or ceded his rights. Lived under government surveillance at La Manouba, until allowed to return to Tunis just after the death of his wife. Sovereign and Grand Master of the Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman, Nishan ad-Dam, and Nishan al-Iftikhar. Founded the Other of Independence (Nishan al-Istiqlal) in five classes on 6^th September 1956. Lieut-Col. Beylical Army before 1926, prom. Lieut-Gen. 25/6/1942, Field Marshal 15/5/1943. Rcvd: Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman al-Murassa (25.6.1942), and Nishan ad-Dam, and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar while a young prince, the Grand Collar of the Order of Idris I of Libya, the Collar of the Order of Muhammadiya of Morocco (1956), and the GC of the Orders of the Legion of Honour in brilliants (15.5.1943), Black Star of Benin, Star of Anjouan, and the Cross of Lorraine (1945) of France, GC of the Civil Order of Merit of Spain (1927), the Sharifan Order of Alawi of Morocco, Muhammad 'Ali of Egypt, and Renaissance of Jordan, Cdr. with star of the Order of St Sylvester of the Vatican (30.11.1931). m. 1902, as his only wife, H.H. Princess (Lalla) Janina [Djeneïna] Beya (b. at Tunis, ca. 1887; d. at La Soukra, October 1960, bur. Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz Cemetery, La Marsa), rcvd: the Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman al-Murassa (15.5.1944), and Cdr. of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France (1947), who had been raised in the household of his mother, daughter of Al-Haj Si Bashir al-Ayari, a Tripolitanian merchant from the Ras ad-Darb district of Tunis city. He d. at his apartment in the Rue Fénelon, Tunis, 30^th September 1962 (bur. Tomb of King Muhammad al-Amin, Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz, La Marsa), having had issue, three sons and nine daughters: Copyright©Christopher Buyers

1) H.R.H. Prince (Sidi) Shazli [Chédly] Bey. b. at the Palace of Kassar Said, 12^th December 1910, educ. privately. Dir. of the Royal Cabinet 1950-1957. Head of the Royal House of Tunisia, and of the Nishan ad-Dam, Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman, and the Nishan al-Iftikhar. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, GC of the Sharifan Order of Alawi of Morocco, and the Orders of the Black Star of Benin, the Star of Anjouan, and Cdr. of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France (1945). m. at the Palace of Carthage, June 1933, Lalla Husn al-Aujud [Husn el-Oujoud or Jouda] (d. from lung cancer, at Tunis, 1991, bur. Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz Cemetary, La Marsa), second daughter of Colonel Si Said Zaccaria, by his wife, Princess Khadija, eldest daughter of H.H. Muhammad al-Nasir Pasha, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis, GCMG. He d. at Tunis, 2^nd July 2004 (bur. beside his wife, at Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz Cemetary, La Marsa).
2) H.R.H. Prince (Sidi) Muhammad [M'hamed] Bey. b. at the Palace of Kassar Said, 26^th November 1914, educ. privately. Closely associated with the Independence movement and known as "le destourien du palais" for his nationalist activities. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam, GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, and Cdr. of the Order of Independence (1989), GC of the Sharifan Orders of Alawi of Morocco, and the Orders of the Black Star of Benin, the Star of Anjouan, and Cdr. of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France (1945). m. at the Palace of Carthage, June 1933, Lalla Safiya [Safiyé] (b. ca. 1910; d. 23^rd October 2000, bur. Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz Cemetery, La Marsa), a Circassian lady raised in the household of the Beya, Lalla Qamar. He d. at Carthage, 13^th February 1999 (bur. Tomb of King Muhammad al-Amin, Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz, La Marsa), having had issue, four sons and one daughter:
- a) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad Ra'fat [Rafet] Bey. b. at Carthage, 4^th December 1934, educ. Lycée de Radès, and Lycée de Carthage. Professional painter and photographer. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam. m. (first) at the Palace of Carthage, 31^st October 1954 (div. 1974), Lalla Mamia (b. at Tunis, 9^th December 1936), educ. Notre Dame de Sion, daughter of Si Tahir Kahiya (a descendant of Lieutenant-General Sidi Sulaiman Kahiya as-Saghir), by his wife and cousin, Lalla Halluma, daughter of Si Bashir Kahiya. m. (second) 1974, Lalla Nabiha (b. 25^th June 1949), daughter of Si Mansur Tritar. He has issue, three sons and two daughters by his first wife, and one daughter by his second:
  - i) Prince (Sidi) Faisal [Fayçal] Bey. b. at the Palace of Carthage, 9^th September 1955 (s/o Lalla Mamia), educ. French Lycée, La Marsa; Faculté de Médecine, Tunis and Univ. of Paris VI (DEA-Master of Molecular Biology). Biologist and Consultant, Mbr. of the Brd. of several NGOs. Author of "La dernière odalisque" (2001). Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam (16.9.1955), and GC of the Order of Francis I of the Two Sicilies (19.3.2006).
  - ii) Prince (Sidi) Riaz [Riadh] Bey. b. at the Palace of Carthage, 11^th March 1957 (s/o Lalla Mamia), educ. French Lycée, La Marsa and l'École d'Architecture. Bussinessman and Marketing Consultant. m. at Carthage, 21^st June 1986, Lalla Aida (b. at Carthage, 2^nd February 1956), daughter of Si Nasir Jamal [Nasser Djemal], by his wife, Lalla Alia, née Agrebi. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
    - (1) Prince (Sidi) 'Umar Bey. b. at Tunis, 23^rd June 1987.
    - (1) Princess (Lalla) Sulaima. b. at Carthage, 25^th July 1990 (in the morning, the act creating the republic having passed by the National Assembly at 6.00 p.m. on 25^th July 1957).
  - iii) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad al-Amin [Lamine] Bey. b. at Le Kram, 6^th October 1962 (s/o Lalla Mamia), educ. French Lycée, La Marsa. m. at Carthage, 18^th November 1989, Lalla Samia (b. at Tunis, 23^rd February 1967), daughter of Si Hasan Dridi. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
    - (1) Prince (Sidi) Tahir Bey. b. at La Marsa, 18^th September 1990.
    - (2) Princess (Lalla) Miriam. b. at Tunis, 17^th February 1995.
  - i) Princess (Lalla) Hela. b. at Tunis, 29^th November 1958 (s/o Lalla Mamia), educ. French Lycée, La Marsa and Faculté de Droit, Tunis. Advocate, sometime Counsellor of State at the Admin. Tribunal, and Vice-Chair. Conseil des Marchés Financiers. m. at Tunis, 10^th October 1981, Dr Samir Ben Miled (b. at Tunis, 11^th April 1954), paediatrician, son of Si Ali Ben Miled, by his wife, Lalla Safyé, née Mebazâa. She has issue, two daughters:
    - (1) Lalla Aisha [Aïcha] Ben Miled. b. at Tunis, 10^th November 1983.
    - (2) Lalla Zainab Ben Miled. b. at Tunis, 16^th February 1985.
  - ii) Princess (Lalla) Janina [Djeneïna]. b. at Le Kram, 28^th December 1960 (d/o Lalla Mamia), educ. French Lycée, La Marsa and l'École Esmond, Paris. Fashion designer.
  - iii) Princess (Lalla) Tulina [Tuline]. b. 18^th August 1980 (d/o Lalla Nabiha). m. at Paris, 11^th September 2000, Jerôme Prevost (b. 9^th September 1969). She has issue, one daughter:
    - (1) Safiya Prevost. b. at Paris, 28^th April 2002.
- b) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad al-Ma'mun [El Meimoune] Bey. b. 28^th June 1936, educ. Lycée de Radès, and Lycée de Carthage, l'École des Travaux Public, Paris. Civil Engineer. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam. m. at Paris, 1965, Lalla Françoise (b. at Gault-St-Denis, France, 10^th December 1936), daughter of Yves Lachuer, by his wife, Marie, née Cornec. He d. at Paris, 10^th December 1990 (bur. in the same tomb as his sister Frida, Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz Cemetery, La Marsa), having had issue, one son and one daughter:
  - i) Prince (Sidi) Karim Bey. b. at Paris, France, 30^th October 1972.
  - i) Princess (Lalla) Safiya. b. at Paris, France, 13^th April 1965. m. at La Marsa, April 1993, Si Mondher Abdelnadher (b. 15^th April 1962), son of Si Yunus Abdelnadher. She has issue, one daughter:
    - (1) Inès Abdelnadher. b. at Paris, France, 31^st July 2003.
- c) Prince (Sidi) Nur ud-din [Noureddine] Bey. b. at the Palace of Carthage, 2^nd September 1939, educ. Lycée de Carthage, and Univ. of Liège, Belgium. Electronic Engineer. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam. m. at Tunis, 12^th July 1975, Lalla Fatima (b. 15^th February 1950), daughter of Si Sharif [Cherif] Gharsalla.
- d) Prince (Sidi) Said Bey. b. at the Palace of Carthage, 26^th February 1952, educ. Lycée Carnot, and IUT, Lyon, France. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam (1952). m. Lalla Anne-Marie, née Dormio (b. at Tunis). He has issue, two daughters:
  - i) Princess (Lalla) Cyrine. b. 5^th June 1978.
  - ii) Princess (Lalla) Inès. b. 30^th December 1985.
- a) Princess (Lalla) Farida [Nana]. b. at Hammam-Lif, 1943. She d. at Carthage, 2^nd April 1954 (bur. near the Tomb of Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz, La Marsa).
3) H.R.H. Prince (Sidi) Muhammad Salah ud-din [Salah Eddine] Bey. b. at the Palace of Kassar Said, 2^nd October 1919. Founder of the Hammam-Lif Sporting Club, a well-known football team. Placed under arrest by Bourguiba in August 1957. A pioneering industrial poultry farmer. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, Cdr. of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France, etc. m. (first) at Carthage, September 1939, Lalla Hassiba (b. 3^rd October 1916; d. 199x), daughter of Si Khlaf al-Maherzi, a descendant of Sidi Mahrez, patron saint of the City of Tunis. m. (second) before 1956, Lalla Liliane (d. 1998), a French convert to Islam. He d. at Radès, 21^st December 2003 (bur. Tomb of Lalla Janina Beya, Sidi 'Abdu'l Aziz Cemetery, La Marsa), having had issue, two sons and two daughters by his first wife, and three sons and one daughter by the second:
- a) Prince (Sidi) Talha Bey. b. at Hammam-Lif Palace, 14^th July 1944 (s/o Lalla Habiba), educ. Lycée Carnot, Tunis and Schs. of Tourism and Hotels in Germany. Dir-Gen. Hotel Abou-Nawas Gammarthe, and Hotel Africa. m. at Tunis, 26^th March 1966, Lalla Afifa (b. at Tunis, 21^st November 1946), daughter of Si Hadi Bel Hassine, alias 'Hédi Jouini', a famous Tunisian singer. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
  - i) Prince (Sidi) Mahir Bey. b. at Berlin, Germany, 9^th September 1967.
  - i) Princess (Lalla) Yusra. b. at Tunis, 15^th February 1973. m. and has issue.
- b) Prince (Sidi) Turhan [Torhane] Bey. b. at Carthage, 6^th August 1951 (s/o Lalla Habiba), educ. Lycée Carnot, Tunis, Technical Sch., Le Locle, Switzerland. Civil engineer. Senior Test Engineer at EM Microelectronic. A Swiss national. m. at Le Locle, Switzerland, 1976, Lalla Rosanna (b. at Campagna, Salerno, Italy, 15^th September 1951), daughter of Antonio Magliano, of Campagna, Italy, by his wife, Nina, née Palladino. He has issue, one son and one daughter:
  - i) Prince (Sidi) Malik Bey. b. at Le Locle, Switzerland, 6^th August 1977, educ. School of Business Management, Neuchâtel (HEG).
  - i) Princess (Lalla) Samia. b. at Chaux de Fond, Switzerland, 21^st May 1980, educ. Neuchâtel Univ.
- c) Prince (Sidi) Karim Bey (s/o Lalla Liliane).
- d) Prince (Sidi) Samy Bey (s/o Lalla Liliane).
- e) Prince (Sidi) Walid Bey (s/o Lalla Liliane).
- f) Princess (Lalla) Salwa. b. at Carthage, 26^th February 1941 (d/o Lalla Habiba). m. 1963, Colonel Si Ridha Kchouk. She has issue, one son and one daughter.
- g) Princess (Lalla) Faiza. b. at Carthage, 8^th July 1946 (d/o Lalla Habiba). m. at Tunis, 1968, Si Nabil Belhassine, son of Si Hadi Bel Hassine, alias 'Hédi Jouini'. She has issue.
- h) Princess (Lalla) Nadia (d/o Lalla Liliane).
1) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Aisha [Aïcha]. b. July 1906. Represented her father on several occasions and played a prominent part in the independence movement. m. Si Salah ud-din al-Maherzi [Salaheddine Maherzi] (b. ca. 1913; d. April 2001), sometime Actg. Governor of the Madina of Tunis, son of Si Khlaf al-Maherzi, a descendant of Sidi Mahrez, patron saint of the City of Tunis. She d. at Tunis, 1994, having had issue, three sons.
2) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Khadija. b. 8^th April 1909. m. September 1939, Si Khair ud-din Azzouz (d. 197x), sometime Kaid al-Ahwashi (Governor of the Suburbs of Tunis), a descendant of the saint, Sidi 'Ali Azzouz, of Zaghouan. She d. at Tunis, 199x, having had issue, one son:
- a) Si Hasan [Hassouna] Azzouz. m. (second) Lalla Fatima [Fatma], only daughter of his maternal aunt, Princess Lillia, eighth daughter of H.M. Muhammad al-Amin [Lamine], King of Tunisia.
3) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Soufia. b. 12^th May 1912. m. (first) (div.) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad al-Hadi Bey (b. 15^th December 1907; d. 17^th March 1965), second son of Prince Murad Bey - see above. m. (second) 1943 (div.), Major-General Si Hadi Ben Mustapha (d. at La Goulette, 199x), sometime Cdr. of the Beylical Guard and Grand Chamberlain, later Chief of Protocol under the republic, rcvd: GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, etc., son of Si 'Ali Ben Moustapha. m. (third) Lieutenant-General Si Ahmad al-Kassar (d. 197x), sometime Lord Privy Seal, rcvd: the Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman, GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, etc. He d.s.p. at Tunis, August 1994.
4) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Zakia. b. September 1921. m. 25^th June 1944, H.E. (Sahib al-Ma'ali) Dr Muhammad [Hammadi] Ben Salem (b. at Tunis, 3^rd January 1915; d. 2001), Minister for Health 1950-1952, author of "L'Antichambre de l'Indépendence", rcvd: GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, son of Si Husayn Bashir Ben Salem. She d. from cancer, at La Marsa, 199x, having had issue, three sons and three daughters. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
5) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Zanukha [Zeneïkha]. b. 18^th March 1923. m. 1944, Colonel Si Nasir ud-din Zaccaria, sometime ADC to the Bey, son of Princess Zohra, second daughter of H.H. Ahmad II Pasha, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis. She had issue, two sons and three daughters.
6) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Fatima. b. August 1924. m. Si Mustafa Ben Abdallah, sometime Dep. Governor of Mateur. She d. from heart failure, at Carthage, after July 1957.
7) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Kabira [Kabboura]. b. October 1926. m. Si Muhammad al-Bakhri [Hammadi Bahri] (d. 197x), sometime Chief of Protocol, brother of Si Osman Bahri, husband of Princess Hadia. She had issue, three sons and two daughters.
8) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Lillia. b. 12^th September 1929. Went into voluntary exile in Morocco 1957-1987. m. (first) Dr. Menchari, Veterinarian. m. (second) 1948, Dr. Chelly (d. in Morocco, before 1987), sometime physician at the Sadiki Hospital. She had issue, two sons and one daughter, including:
- a) Lalla Fatima [Fatma]. m. her maternal first cousin, Si Hasan [Hassouna] Azzouz, son of Si Khair ud-din Azzouz, sometime Kaid al-Ahwashi, by his wife, Princess Khadija, second daughter of H.M. Muhammad al-Amin [Lamine], King of Tunisia - see above.
9) H.R.H. Princess (Lalla) Hadia [Hédia]. b. 18^th September 1931. m. Si 'Usman al-Bakhri [Osman Bahri] (d. 197x), sometime Engineer l'École des Mines, Principal Engineer in the PWD, and CEO Compagnie des Phosphates Sfax-Gafsa, brother of Si Muhammad al-Bakhri, husband of Princess Kabira. She had issue, two sons and three daughters.

[1962 - 1964/9] Lieutenant-General H.R.H. Crown Prince (Sidi) Husain [Hassine] Bey, Head of the Royal House of Tunisia. b. at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, 22^nd April 1893, third son of H.H. Muhammad al-Nasir Pasha, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis, GCMG, by his second wife, Lalla Husn ul-Ujud, educ. Prytanée militarie de La Flèche. Invested as Heir Apparent with the title of Bey al-Mahalla and the style of His Highness, 1^st October 1955. Became Crown Prince with the style of His Royal Highness when Tunisia achieved independence, 20^th March 1956. Succeeded as Head of the Royal House of Tunisia, and of the Nishan ad-Dam, Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman, and the Nishan al-Iftikhar, on the death of H.M. Muhammad al-Amin, 30^th September 1962. Lieut-Gen. Beylical Army 1/10/1955. Sovereign and Grand Master of the Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman, Nishan ad-Dam, and Nishan al-Iftikhar. Rcvd: the Nishan al-Ahad al-Aman al-Murassa (1.10.1955), Nishan ad-Dam, and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar, GO of the Order of the Legion of Honour of France, the Sharifan Order of Alawai of Morocco, etc. m. at Dar al-Taj Palace, La Marsa, 22^nd July 1914, as his only wife, Lalla Aisha [Aïcha], daughter of Si Ahmad bin 'Abdu'llah Maria, an Italian convert to Islam, by his wife, Princess Traki, eldest daughter of Sidi Husain Bey, Bey al-Taula. He d. at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, 9^th April 1969 (or October 1964)*, having had issue, four sons and one daughter:

1) Prince (Sidi) 'Ali Bey. b. at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, 29^th July 1915, educ. privately. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar. m. (first) at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, June 1942, Lalla Zainab, daughter of Si 'Abdu'l Aziz Bakushi [Abdelaziz Baccouche], by his wife, Lalla Beya, née Farhat. m. (second) Lalla Razia [Radhia], née Essafi. He had issue, four sons and two daughters:
- a) Prince (Sidi) Faruk Bey.
- b) Prince (Sidi) Tariq Bey.
- c) Prince (Sidi) Mahdi Husain [Mehdi Hassine] Bey.
- d) Prince (Sidi) Karim Bey.
- a) Princess (Lalla) Aisha [Aïcha]. m. (first) 5^th October 1985 (div.) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad Razi [Radhid] Bey (b. 25^th July 1960, m. second, Lalla Maherzia), son of Prince Muhammad Said Bey, by his wife, Lalla Zainab. She has issue, two sons - see above.
- b) Princess (Lalla) Dorra. Copyright©Christopher Buyers
2) Prince (Sidi) Murad [Mrad] Bey. b. at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, 11^th January 1919, educ. privately. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar. m. Princess (Lalla) Zainab (b. 28^th February 1927), elder daughter of her maternal uncle, Prince Muhammad Bey, by his wife, Lalla Souad, daughter of Shaikh Hamida Bairam, sometime Shaikh ul-Islam. He had issue, three sons and one daughter:
- a) Prince (Sidi) Farid Bey. b. 2^nd February 1946.
- b) Prince (Sidi) Nasir Bey. b. 27^th December 1948. m. (first) Lalla Lillia, née Naka'a. m. (second) Lalla Khadija, née Majeri. He had issue, two sons and one daughter by his first wife:
  - i) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad Bey.
  - ii) Prince (Sidi) Aziz Bey.
  - i) Princess (Lalla) Rym.
- c) Prince (Sidi) Hashimi Bey. b. 1^st March 1954. m. Lalla Lillia, née Siala. He has issue, two sons:
  - i) Prince (Sidi) Mahdi Bey.
  - ii) Prince (Sidi) Khalid Bey.
- a) Princess (Lalla) Lillia. b. 19^th May 1943. m. Si Lyès Haidar (b. 1929), only son of Lieutenant-General Si Shazli Haidar, sometime Shaikh al-Madina, by his wife, Princess Janaina, youngest daughter of H.H. Muhammad al-Nasir Pasha, Bey and Possessor of the Kingdom of Tunis, GCMG - see above.
3) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad al-Afif [al-Hafif] Bey. b. at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, 21^st August 1926, educ. privately. Rcvd: the Nishan ad-Dam and GC of the Nishan al-Iftikhar. m. Princess (Lalla) Farida [Frida](b. 12^th April 1934), former wife of Prince Muhammad al-Muntassir Bey, eldest daughter of H.R.H. Prince Sulaiman Bey, sometime Head of the Royal House of Tunisia, by his first wife, Lalla Dalila, daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. (Sahib al-Ma'ali) Sidi Salim al-Jaziri, sometime Dir. of Protocol. He d. at Sidi-Bou-Saïd, 2^nd May 1985.
4) Prince (Sidi) Muhammad Bey. b. at La Marsa, 1^st May 1934. He d. there, July 1934.
1) Princess (Lalla) Husn al-Aujud [Jouda]. b. 1918. m. Prince (Sidi) 'Abdu'l-Hamid [Abdelhamid] Bey (b. 9^th October 1912), youngest son of Lieutenant-General H.H. Prince 'Izz ud-din Bey, Bey al-Mahalla. She had issue, one son and three daughters - see above. Copyright©Christopher Buyers

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