Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... interesting alternative to that of Lugard . Its author was by 1912 the senior official in the North , who , as Perham points out , could reasonably have expected , after amalgamation , to become Northern Nigeria's first Lieutenant ...
... interesting alternative to that of Lugard . Its author was by 1912 the senior official in the North , who , as Perham points out , could reasonably have expected , after amalgamation , to become Northern Nigeria's first Lieutenant ...
Page 260
... interesting and vital point there was explanation given by Lugard . ( in 1913 ) of the origin of RELEAS ON opposed to that , siven by Palmer and the Residents Conference of 1926ozy and 1927. The latter explanation was that by his ...
... interesting and vital point there was explanation given by Lugard . ( in 1913 ) of the origin of RELEAS ON opposed to that , siven by Palmer and the Residents Conference of 1926ozy and 1927. The latter explanation was that by his ...
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... interesting to note in passing that in his book The Dual Mandate , written after retirement , Lugard said in a footnote , that ' the principle at issue was that of dependent rule as opposed to independence ' and he actually conceded ...
... interesting to note in passing that in his book The Dual Mandate , written after retirement , Lugard said in a footnote , that ' the principle at issue was that of dependent rule as opposed to independence ' and he actually conceded ...
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