Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... become the Protectorate of Southern Nigeria and the northern portion being left on its own , in 1900 to become the Frotectorate In both cases the Foreign Office handed over responsibility to the Colonial Office . of Northern Nigeria . 1 ...
... become the Protectorate of Southern Nigeria and the northern portion being left on its own , in 1900 to become the Frotectorate In both cases the Foreign Office handed over responsibility to the Colonial Office . of Northern Nigeria . 1 ...
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... become very conscious of belonging to a proud and distinctive tradition a tradition based on the Lugardian principles of Indirect Rule . This tradition , as interpreted by the Temple school , encouraged the exercise of the largest ...
... become very conscious of belonging to a proud and distinctive tradition a tradition based on the Lugardian principles of Indirect Rule . This tradition , as interpreted by the Temple school , encouraged the exercise of the largest ...
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... become the capital of Nigeria , Lethem's memorandum did not go further than the Governor : it was not sent on to the Colonial Office . But Thomson at least must have been influenced by it . His own ideas , albeit expressed in much more ...
... become the capital of Nigeria , Lethem's memorandum did not go further than the Governor : it was not sent on to the Colonial Office . But Thomson at least must have been influenced by it . His own ideas , albeit expressed in much more ...
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