Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 462
... South , since the British came increasingly to be looked upon more as allies than as foes in view of their value as protectors ( against the encroaching South ) . The strongest binding link was the economic one , the realiza- tion that ...
... South , since the British came increasingly to be looked upon more as allies than as foes in view of their value as protectors ( against the encroaching South ) . The strongest binding link was the economic one , the realiza- tion that ...
Page 471
... South were by and large unable to rise above the mutual ignorance and lack of sympathy which had been the order of the day under British rule for more than three decades . The initial result of bringing representatives of North and South ...
... South were by and large unable to rise above the mutual ignorance and lack of sympathy which had been the order of the day under British rule for more than three decades . The initial result of bringing representatives of North and South ...
Page 485
... south - east was the fruit of these efforts . 8 All this , it seems to the present writer , goes considerably beyond the fulfilment of a desire merely to protect the Native Administrations of the North from the blundering inroads of the ...
... south - east was the fruit of these efforts . 8 All this , it seems to the present writer , goes considerably beyond the fulfilment of a desire merely to protect the Native Administrations of the North from the blundering inroads of the ...
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