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Page 127
the course of .tine the division between the two groups of Provinces would
disappear, even if there would always be 'differences between individual
provinces. Two years later - having made but very few transfers - Clifford again
drew attention ...
the course of .tine the division between the two groups of Provinces would
disappear, even if there would always be 'differences between individual
provinces. Two years later - having made but very few transfers - Clifford again
drew attention ...
Page 143
If this hierarchical ranking of Provinces had not existed, there might well have
been less unity. ... Native Administrations in the South did not mean that local
government policy in the two groups of Provinces had necessarily become
identical.
If this hierarchical ranking of Provinces had not existed, there might well have
been less unity. ... Native Administrations in the South did not mean that local
government policy in the two groups of Provinces had necessarily become
identical.
Page 173
As for the non-grant-aided private schools, in the Southern Provinces they were
attended by some 82,000 pupils, and in ... Southern Provinces during the 1930s,
the difference between the two groups of Provinces continued to be very great, ...
As for the non-grant-aided private schools, in the Southern Provinces they were
attended by some 82,000 pupils, and in ... Southern Provinces during the 1930s,
the difference between the two groups of Provinces continued to be very great, ...
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