Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 361
... Office in Lagos greatly increased . 1 . At the same time , especially from the mid 1920s onwards , the Colonial Office began to take a closer interest in the affairs of the colonies , especially in matters to do with trade , and to a ...
... Office in Lagos greatly increased . 1 . At the same time , especially from the mid 1920s onwards , the Colonial Office began to take a closer interest in the affairs of the colonies , especially in matters to do with trade , and to a ...
Page 367
... Colonial or Chief Secretary system , but without at the time suggesting any remedies . The posts of Financial Secretary and Director of Transport owed their creation to the Colonial Office and Sir Donald Cameron respectively , not to ...
... Colonial or Chief Secretary system , but without at the time suggesting any remedies . The posts of Financial Secretary and Director of Transport owed their creation to the Colonial Office and Sir Donald Cameron respectively , not to ...
Page 496
... Colonial Office for approval , if not always in advance , at least always afterwards . Such communications would be labelled either Confidential ' or ' Open ' . Prior discussion of a particular question would usually be conducted and ...
... Colonial Office for approval , if not always in advance , at least always afterwards . Such communications would be labelled either Confidential ' or ' Open ' . Prior discussion of a particular question would usually be conducted and ...
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