Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... ideas , it is interesting to note that Palmer seems to have been something of a cultural evolutionist and perhaps also of a cynic . He saw the history of Nigeria in terms of superior and inferior races , and the contemporary situation ...
... ideas , it is interesting to note that Palmer seems to have been something of a cultural evolutionist and perhaps also of a cynic . He saw the history of Nigeria in terms of superior and inferior races , and the contemporary situation ...
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... ideas or who had been influenced by them from those who had not . The Yoruba and Bini kings , for instance , came from the Hamitic ruling cast , as did the Fulani rulers and the Bornu Shehus in the North . In the central and eastern ...
... ideas or who had been influenced by them from those who had not . The Yoruba and Bini kings , for instance , came from the Hamitic ruling cast , as did the Fulani rulers and the Bornu Shehus in the North . In the central and eastern ...
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... ideas , nor authority .. 1 - - The group with the clearest ideas was undoubtedly the Administrative hierarchy of the North . Otherwise only the Directors of the P.W.D. and of Agriculture , and the Commissioner of Lands , could be said ...
... ideas , nor authority .. 1 - - The group with the clearest ideas was undoubtedly the Administrative hierarchy of the North . Otherwise only the Directors of the P.W.D. and of Agriculture , and the Commissioner of Lands , could be said ...
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