Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... considered the question of amalgamation itself . Egerton , for instance , with a revenue of some £ 960,000 at his disposal , and knowing well that the 1906 Amalgamation was intended to be but a prelude to a larger one shortly afterwards ...
... considered the question of amalgamation itself . Egerton , for instance , with a revenue of some £ 960,000 at his disposal , and knowing well that the 1906 Amalgamation was intended to be but a prelude to a larger one shortly afterwards ...
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... considered this as artificial , The reality of Nigeria's administrative problems he considered more complex . But this was precisely Ruxton's weakness as a decision maker : he was keensighted enough to recognize how very complex the ...
... considered this as artificial , The reality of Nigeria's administrative problems he considered more complex . But this was precisely Ruxton's weakness as a decision maker : he was keensighted enough to recognize how very complex the ...
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... considered tantamount to a desire for anything like secession . What can be said , and should be said , is that in the constitutional sphere what he really wanted was a return to the situation before 1914.2 This is surely the major ...
... considered tantamount to a desire for anything like secession . What can be said , and should be said , is that in the constitutional sphere what he really wanted was a return to the situation before 1914.2 This is surely the major ...
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