Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... later . Nevertheless it is given capital letters here , in anticipation of its later popularity , to denote that one is referring to that system of native administration first elaborated in the Frotectorate of Northern Nigeria and ...
... later . Nevertheless it is given capital letters here , in anticipation of its later popularity , to denote that one is referring to that system of native administration first elaborated in the Frotectorate of Northern Nigeria and ...
Page 112
... later by Sir Richmond Palmer , when Lieutenant - Governor , as evidence that Clifford had approved the post- Lugard Northern approach to native administration . paragraphs reads : One of the se In all that he does or leaves undone in ...
... later by Sir Richmond Palmer , when Lieutenant - Governor , as evidence that Clifford had approved the post- Lugard Northern approach to native administration . paragraphs reads : One of the se In all that he does or leaves undone in ...
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... later became Secretary for Native Affairs under Governor Clifford . : However , ten transfers hardly represent a serious attempt by Lugard to steam - roller the Indirect Rule system into the South by infiltrating specially trained ...
... later became Secretary for Native Affairs under Governor Clifford . : However , ten transfers hardly represent a serious attempt by Lugard to steam - roller the Indirect Rule system into the South by infiltrating specially trained ...
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