Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... certainly taken out of context , and perhaps even taken in context , appear to lend full support to the school of thought on native administration founded by Temple . Certainly they 2 . The main reason for this rather suprising voltc ...
... certainly taken out of context , and perhaps even taken in context , appear to lend full support to the school of thought on native administration founded by Temple . Certainly they 2 . The main reason for this rather suprising voltc ...
Page 117
... certainly development ; it consisted principally in the improving of the bureaucratic machine and in the strengthening , cons- titutionally , of central authority . In this respect , amalgamation became much more of a reality than it ...
... certainly development ; it consisted principally in the improving of the bureaucratic machine and in the strengthening , cons- titutionally , of central authority . In this respect , amalgamation became much more of a reality than it ...
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... Certainly he did not lack the talent for such a game : of all his contemporaries he was the most political ' , like a 1 corkscrew . ' This political attitude towards the Central Government Palmer communicated to most of his colleagues ...
... Certainly he did not lack the talent for such a game : of all his contemporaries he was the most political ' , like a 1 corkscrew . ' This political attitude towards the Central Government Palmer communicated to most of his colleagues ...
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