Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... considerable powers of oratory and a delight in ceremonial . Fortunately for the scholar his eloquence extended also ... considerably further than those of the more straightforward Lugard ( who was first and foremost a soldier , a man of ...
... considerable powers of oratory and a delight in ceremonial . Fortunately for the scholar his eloquence extended also ... considerably further than those of the more straightforward Lugard ( who was first and foremost a soldier , a man of ...
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... considerable importance in the context of North - South political relations . ? It was suggested earlier that a main difference between Lugard and Clifford was that the former was an amateur administrator , the latter a professional ...
... considerable importance in the context of North - South political relations . ? It was suggested earlier that a main difference between Lugard and Clifford was that the former was an amateur administrator , the latter a professional ...
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The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. without considerable opposition from Lieutenant - Governor Palmer in the ... considerably to dispel the feeling in the North that , owing to the Governor being so much in Lagos , Northern ...
The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. without considerable opposition from Lieutenant - Governor Palmer in the ... considerably to dispel the feeling in the North that , owing to the Governor being so much in Lagos , Northern ...
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