Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 295
... direct taxation had certainly signified that there were limits to the policy of Indirect Rule , and that Nigeria was intended to remain But this rejection did not contribute anything positive to the solving of the dilemma : should ...
... direct taxation had certainly signified that there were limits to the policy of Indirect Rule , and that Nigeria was intended to remain But this rejection did not contribute anything positive to the solving of the dilemma : should ...
Page 333
... direct taxation from 70 % to 60 % . Nevertheless the importance of studying how Cameron initially tried to settle the problem of Administrative - Departmental relations remains , since it was not to be expected that the depression would ...
... direct taxation from 70 % to 60 % . Nevertheless the importance of studying how Cameron initially tried to settle the problem of Administrative - Departmental relations remains , since it was not to be expected that the depression would ...
Page 484
... direct taxation raised to seventy - five per cent , and secondly to get greatly - increased financial powers for himself as Lieutenant - Governor . But these purely practical measures have to be understood in the larger context of a far ...
... direct taxation raised to seventy - five per cent , and secondly to get greatly - increased financial powers for himself as Lieutenant - Governor . But these purely practical measures have to be understood in the larger context of a far ...
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