Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Temple was by no means the only strong influence in the North . Bull mentions the big five as Burdon , Temple , Orr , and at a more junior level Falmer and Vischer.3 . .. significant decision of the period was the one to have First ...
... Temple was by no means the only strong influence in the North . Bull mentions the big five as Burdon , Temple , Orr , and at a more junior level Falmer and Vischer.3 . .. significant decision of the period was the one to have First ...
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... Temple placed his Secretariat , an orthodox colonial secretariat , that is one presided over by a Colonial Secretary , ( who ranked immediately below the Governor ) , and though which passed all the important business of the country . 1 ...
... Temple placed his Secretariat , an orthodox colonial secretariat , that is one presided over by a Colonial Secretary , ( who ranked immediately below the Governor ) , and though which passed all the important business of the country . 1 ...
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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 ...
... 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 ...
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