Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... 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 historical ...
... 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 historical ...
Page 97
... concerned , the system of Indirect Rule inaugurated by Sir F. Lugard should be upheld . The Native Administrations in the North had made much progress recently and had the merit of being based on traditional usage and of being ...
... concerned , the system of Indirect Rule inaugurated by Sir F. Lugard should be upheld . The Native Administrations in the North had made much progress recently and had the merit of being based on traditional usage and of being ...
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... concerned were all foreigners to Nigeria whose first loyalty lay to Britain . 1 . anniversary . H. S. Goldsmith , a Resident in 1914 and later Lieutenant - Governor of the Northern Provinces , 1917-21 , wrote in his article ' How " The ...
... concerned were all foreigners to Nigeria whose first loyalty lay to Britain . 1 . anniversary . H. S. Goldsmith , a Resident in 1914 and later Lieutenant - Governor of the Northern Provinces , 1917-21 , wrote in his article ' How " The ...
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