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vacancies in the Southern Provinces. This last recommendation raises the
important (political) question of whether or not Lugard intentionally limited the few
transfers that ^ 1 were made during his governorship to Northern officers going
South ...
vacancies in the Southern Provinces. This last recommendation raises the
important (political) question of whether or not Lugard intentionally limited the few
transfers that ^ 1 were made during his governorship to Northern officers going
South ...
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Northern Provinces the corresponding numbers were 5 and 5^3. As for the non-
grant-aided private schools, in the Southern Provinces they were attended by
some 82,000 pupils, and in the Northern Provinces by just under ^,000.
Northern Provinces the corresponding numbers were 5 and 5^3. As for the non-
grant-aided private schools, in the Southern Provinces they were attended by
some 82,000 pupils, and in the Northern Provinces by just under ^,000.
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Also in Lagos would be the Governor's Secretaries for the Eastern Provinces and
the Northern Provinces, By far the Most significant detail of Latham's scheme
oame next, 'As regards the Legislative Council', wrote Lethein, 'the institution of a
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Also in Lagos would be the Governor's Secretaries for the Eastern Provinces and
the Northern Provinces, By far the Most significant detail of Latham's scheme
oame next, 'As regards the Legislative Council', wrote Lethein, 'the institution of a
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