Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... reason , because the two , or three , main divisions may still be too large for the effective supervision of a single man , be he Lieutenant - Governor or Chief & 1 Commissioner , for another reason , because it is 44.
... reason , because the two , or three , main divisions may still be too large for the effective supervision of a single man , be he Lieutenant - Governor or Chief & 1 Commissioner , for another reason , because it is 44.
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The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. 司 1 . BUY Palmer's stated reason for opposing the poll tax was that it was inequitable . But it is not hard to see that the real reason was his desire to achieve uniformity of native ...
The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. 司 1 . BUY Palmer's stated reason for opposing the poll tax was that it was inequitable . But it is not hard to see that the real reason was his desire to achieve uniformity of native ...
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... reason at all to think that in this respect the constitution would be changed . Clearly what the Northerners wanted was to be able to say that the taxes in the Northern Provinces were not imposed by the Governor or by the Legislative ...
... reason at all to think that in this respect the constitution would be changed . Clearly what the Northerners wanted was to be able to say that the taxes in the Northern Provinces were not imposed by the Governor or by the Legislative ...
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