Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Cameron complained to his chief of the unsatisfactory methods in force , he added pointedly that he had no knowledge ... Cameron to H. E. ( His Excellency ) , 29 Oct. 1915 , N.A.I. , C.S.O. 9/1 Vol . 29 , Cameron's views in retrospect on ...
... Cameron complained to his chief of the unsatisfactory methods in force , he added pointedly that he had no knowledge ... Cameron to H. E. ( His Excellency ) , 29 Oct. 1915 , N.A.I. , C.S.O. 9/1 Vol . 29 , Cameron's views in retrospect on ...
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... Cameron put it , it was " not possible for any ordinary mortal to recollect what had become of each one . " . Important papers were thus sometimes impossible to trace and the work of the Government seriously hampered . • 2 3 One might ...
... Cameron put it , it was " not possible for any ordinary mortal to recollect what had become of each one . " . Important papers were thus sometimes impossible to trace and the work of the Government seriously hampered . • 2 3 One might ...
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... Cameron . Clifford was fully aware that without Cameron , Lugard's secretariat arrangements would have collapsed complete- ly , and no one else in any of the Secretariats combined such a mastery of Secretariat work with such long ...
... Cameron . Clifford was fully aware that without Cameron , Lugard's secretariat arrangements would have collapsed complete- ly , and no one else in any of the Secretariats combined such a mastery of Secretariat work with such long ...
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