Parliamentary Papers, Volume 30H.M. Stationery Office, 1925 - Bills, Legislative |
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... allowed out of sight of a nursemaid ) , who carried their rifles and ran behind their mules . Pity for them was mingled with admiration for their marvellous staying powers . Every hour or so when the mites showed signs of fatigue ...
... allowed out of sight of a nursemaid ) , who carried their rifles and ran behind their mules . Pity for them was mingled with admiration for their marvellous staying powers . Every hour or so when the mites showed signs of fatigue ...
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... allowed to remain in British territory , but among these nomadic people it is a rare occurrence that a native should travel without stock . 4. In the particular case mentioned in the despatch under reference the natives concerned were ...
... allowed to remain in British territory , but among these nomadic people it is a rare occurrence that a native should travel without stock . 4. In the particular case mentioned in the despatch under reference the natives concerned were ...
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... allowed Government to pursue the policy as stated in paragraph 2 above . 7. In regard to paragraph 2 of your despatch , I regret that at the present time there is no area in Kenya where the vested interests of those already in ...
... allowed Government to pursue the policy as stated in paragraph 2 above . 7. In regard to paragraph 2 of your despatch , I regret that at the present time there is no area in Kenya where the vested interests of those already in ...
Page 15
... allowed to remain in British territory , but among these nomadic people it is a rare occurrence that a native should travel without stock . 4. In the particular case mentioned in the despatch under reference the natives concerned were ...
... allowed to remain in British territory , but among these nomadic people it is a rare occurrence that a native should travel without stock . 4. In the particular case mentioned in the despatch under reference the natives concerned were ...
Page 15
... allowed Government to pursue the policy as stated in paragraph 2 above . 7. In regard to paragraph 2 of your despatch , I regret that at the present time there is no area in Kenya where the vested interests of those already in ...
... allowed Government to pursue the policy as stated in paragraph 2 above . 7. In regard to paragraph 2 of your despatch , I regret that at the present time there is no area in Kenya where the vested interests of those already in ...
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