Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... least one third of every year in England with his wife and that of his conviction that , under the personal direction of Governor - General himself , the methods of native administration ' 1 . 2 . Bell's proposals are to be found in ...
... least one third of every year in England with his wife and that of his conviction that , under the personal direction of Governor - General himself , the methods of native administration ' 1 . 2 . Bell's proposals are to be found in ...
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... least , it was estimated that there were 2,400 children in Government schools and a similar number ' at mission 2 . schools . By 1930 , therefore , mission school attendance must be presumed to have risen to at least the 3,650 figure ...
... least , it was estimated that there were 2,400 children in Government schools and a similar number ' at mission 2 . schools . By 1930 , therefore , mission school attendance must be presumed to have risen to at least the 3,650 figure ...
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... least as far as the present was concerned , the Departmental Heads ' views were totally mistaken . The question thus remains : exactly what were the intentions of the Northern Administrative hierarchy at this time ? Obviously they were ...
... least as far as the present was concerned , the Departmental Heads ' views were totally mistaken . The question thus remains : exactly what were the intentions of the Northern Administrative hierarchy at this time ? Obviously they were ...
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