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Bottonley was raising the whole question of on what grounds could the Northern
Provinces claim to be considered as a single unit . As tie Protectorate of Northern
Nigeria certainly it had enjoyed some twelve years of independent existence at ...
Bottonley was raising the whole question of on what grounds could the Northern
Provinces claim to be considered as a single unit . As tie Protectorate of Northern
Nigeria certainly it had enjoyed some twelve years of independent existence at ...
Page 313
The Order - in - Council of 22 Nov , 1913 did not define the two portions into
whicli the Protectorate was to be divided . But in section 3 of the Interpretation
Ordinance af 1914 the Northern Provinces were defined as : that portion of the ...
The Order - in - Council of 22 Nov , 1913 did not define the two portions into
whicli the Protectorate was to be divided . But in section 3 of the Interpretation
Ordinance af 1914 the Northern Provinces were defined as : that portion of the ...
Page 491
List of Governors and High Commissioners , 1900 - 1960 Governor , Colony of
Lagos High Commissioner , Protectorate of Southern Nigeria 1899 - 1904 Sir
William MacGregor 1904 - 06 Sir Walter Egerton 1900 - 04 sir Ralph Moor 1904 -
06 ...
List of Governors and High Commissioners , 1900 - 1960 Governor , Colony of
Lagos High Commissioner , Protectorate of Southern Nigeria 1899 - 1904 Sir
William MacGregor 1904 - 06 Sir Walter Egerton 1900 - 04 sir Ralph Moor 1904 -
06 ...
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| Title | Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Jeremy Joyner White |
| Author | Jeremy Joyner White |
| Published | 197? |
| Length | 1020 pages |
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