Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... period were less 1 extreme , one can justifiably assume that this book shows forth ideas which in the period 1906-1912 were at least in embryo.2 By contrast with Lugard , who clearly believed in the ' civilizing ' capacity of British ...
... period were less 1 extreme , one can justifiably assume that this book shows forth ideas which in the period 1906-1912 were at least in embryo.2 By contrast with Lugard , who clearly believed in the ' civilizing ' capacity of British ...
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... period 1912-19 . Bell , The reason why the Reside .ts were able to acquire such power during these years was not only to be found in the personal attitudes of Girouard and Bell : the attitude of the Colonial Office helped also . The ...
... period 1912-19 . Bell , The reason why the Reside .ts were able to acquire such power during these years was not only to be found in the personal attitudes of Girouard and Bell : the attitude of the Colonial Office helped also . The ...
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... period , which increased its expenditure from £ 233,000 to £ 447,000 , to show that proportionally it was the Education Department that fared the better during this period . However , it must be repeated that out of a total government ...
... period , which increased its expenditure from £ 233,000 to £ 447,000 , to show that proportionally it was the Education Department that fared the better during this period . However , it must be repeated that out of a total government ...
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