Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 11978 - Constitutional history - 510 pages |
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... rulers the British had to deal with , and - for the British 1 . 2 . This phrase did not become common until later . Nevertheless it is given capital letters here , in anticipation of its later popularity , to denote that one is ...
... rulers the British had to deal with , and - for the British 1 . 2 . This phrase did not become common until later . Nevertheless it is given capital letters here , in anticipation of its later popularity , to denote that one is ...
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... ruler , and that the proportion payable to the Government was in the nature of a tribute paid in consideration of ... Rulers ' than the Residents . It was not merely that the economy of the system appealed to them : they also liked ...
... ruler , and that the proportion payable to the Government was in the nature of a tribute paid in consideration of ... Rulers ' than the Residents . It was not merely that the economy of the system appealed to them : they also liked ...
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... rulers , even where they keep up much more actual indescndence then in Nigeria ( as for example in Malaya or some potiro States in India ) , but the ultra - Northern Nigonien : oes a sort of Potich of it , helioros firmly thes the ...
... rulers , even where they keep up much more actual indescndence then in Nigeria ( as for example in Malaya or some potiro States in India ) , but the ultra - Northern Nigonien : oes a sort of Potich of it , helioros firmly thes the ...
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