Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... Amalgamation are concerned , his book proved to be an even more personal interpretation than Perham's . This work , however , is 1 ss concerned with verifying the reputation of Lugard than with making an accurate interpretation of the ...
... Amalgamation are concerned , his book proved to be an even more personal interpretation than Perham's . This work , however , is 1 ss concerned with verifying the reputation of Lugard than with making an accurate interpretation of the ...
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... amalgamation . It has been stressed that a fundamental characteristic of the approach of the leading administrators towards amalgamation or amalgamations in the years before 1912 was their spirit of rivalry . Zach was nursing his own ...
... amalgamation . It has been stressed that a fundamental characteristic of the approach of the leading administrators towards amalgamation or amalgamations in the years before 1912 was their spirit of rivalry . Zach was nursing his own ...
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... amalgamated Nigeria something more than a mere juxtaposition of two administrations under a single head . When he spoke of Amalgamation as a means whereby each part of Nigeria should be raised to the level of the highest plane attained ...
... amalgamated Nigeria something more than a mere juxtaposition of two administrations under a single head . When he spoke of Amalgamation as a means whereby each part of Nigeria should be raised to the level of the highest plane attained ...
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