Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Colonial Office helped also . The third major development of this period , in fact , was precisely the conversion of the Colonial Office to what might be 2 Called the Temple school of Indirect Rule . The conversion was such that if ...
... Colonial Office helped also . The third major development of this period , in fact , was precisely the conversion of the Colonial Office to what might be 2 Called the Temple school of Indirect Rule . The conversion was such that if ...
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... Colonial Office permanent officials , was to be a source of uneasiness for Lugard . 2 His close However , Temple was by no means the only strong influence in the North . Bull mentions the big five as Burdon , Temple , Orr , and at a ...
... Colonial Office permanent officials , was to be a source of uneasiness for Lugard . 2 His close However , Temple was by no means the only strong influence in the North . Bull mentions the big five as Burdon , Temple , Orr , and at a ...
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... Colonial Office - whether , for instance , as in 1914 , they were again ready to accept passively almost everything the governor put before them . In fact the opposite was to be the case , and one finds the Colonial Office on this ...
... Colonial Office - whether , for instance , as in 1914 , they were again ready to accept passively almost everything the governor put before them . In fact the opposite was to be the case , and one finds the Colonial Office on this ...
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