Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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... proposed new legislation , Cameron then proposed his own solution - in fact a very simple one . All that was required in practice , he argued , was for power to be bestowed on a Native Authority ( such as Kano ) to make certain ...
... proposed new legislation , Cameron then proposed his own solution - in fact a very simple one . All that was required in practice , he argued , was for power to be bestowed on a Native Authority ( such as Kano ) to make certain ...
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... proposed amendments to the Native Authorities and Native Courts Ordinances and his substitution in their place of new ordinances of his own truly represented a reversal of government policy . All the attempted legislation of the ...
... proposed amendments to the Native Authorities and Native Courts Ordinances and his substitution in their place of new ordinances of his own truly represented a reversal of government policy . All the attempted legislation of the ...
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The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. In any case Cameron's proposed reforms were approved . Clearly the Colonial Office , though it disapproved of Cameron's language , was for the most ... proposed reforms were approved. Clearly ...
The Problem of Polarity Jeremy Joyner White. In any case Cameron's proposed reforms were approved . Clearly the Colonial Office , though it disapproved of Cameron's language , was for the most ... proposed reforms were approved. Clearly ...
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