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P. Gowors, a senior Resident; Charles Temple, the Chief Secretary; and
Governor Sir 2 Hesketh Bell. Only Temple favou.red maintaining the existing
North- South boundary, but on the assumption that the North would be divided
into three.
P. Gowors, a senior Resident; Charles Temple, the Chief Secretary; and
Governor Sir 2 Hesketh Bell. Only Temple favou.red maintaining the existing
North- South boundary, but on the assumption that the North would be divided
into three.
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of Department, Temple was not of course in any way development- conscious in
the modern sense of the term. But his departmental proposals did have the merit
of flexibility - which Lugard's did 2 not. At the heart of the departmental and ...
of Department, Temple was not of course in any way development- conscious in
the modern sense of the term. But his departmental proposals did have the merit
of flexibility - which Lugard's did 2 not. At the heart of the departmental and ...
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Temple specifically warned against the adoption of this latter system, and the
troubled administrative politics of the 1920s and 1930s suggest that his warning
was not an idle one. Lugard seems to have understood only one half of the ideas
i ...
Temple specifically warned against the adoption of this latter system, and the
troubled administrative politics of the 1920s and 1930s suggest that his warning
was not an idle one. Lugard seems to have understood only one half of the ideas
i ...
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| Title | Central administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: the problem of polarity, Volume 1 Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Jeremy Joyner White |
| Author | Jeremy Joyner White |
| Published | 197? |
| Length | 1020 pages |
| Subjects | › Constitutional history Great Britain Nigeria Political Science / Constitutions Political Science / Public Affairs & Administration |
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