Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... person firstly of Lugard and then of Clifford fearful of the political consequences of large numbers of village schools turning out semi - educated youths , made more vigorous attempts to control education , notably through the ...
... person firstly of Lugard and then of Clifford fearful of the political consequences of large numbers of village schools turning out semi - educated youths , made more vigorous attempts to control education , notably through the ...
Page 165
... person and another , merely on 2 . 3 . J. Clifford to Devonshire , conf . , 31 , Dec. 1923 , N.A.I. , C.S.O. 1/34 Vol . 20. There was a heavy exchange of correspondence on this subject ( between the Governor and the Colonial Office ) ...
... person and another , merely on 2 . 3 . J. Clifford to Devonshire , conf . , 31 , Dec. 1923 , N.A.I. , C.S.O. 1/34 Vol . 20. There was a heavy exchange of correspondence on this subject ( between the Governor and the Colonial Office ) ...
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... person chiefly responsible for this confusion . Nevertheless , it is clear that at the vital stage of deciding how taxation should be extended to the south - east , it was Palmer's influence that carried most weight . Palmer it was ...
... person chiefly responsible for this confusion . Nevertheless , it is clear that at the vital stage of deciding how taxation should be extended to the south - east , it was Palmer's influence that carried most weight . Palmer it was ...
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