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As a prisoner of war in Egypt you would contract your services with a master in your new culture would turn around and serve as a soldier for your new master would be able to barter your freedom could
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As a prisoner of war in Egypt you

would contract your services with a master in your new culture
would turn around and serve as a soldier for your new master
would be able to barter your freedom
could move up the social ladder

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You would be able to barter your freedom
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would be able to barter your freedom

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