Central Administration in Nigeria, 1914-1960: The Problem of Polarity, Volume 2 - Constitutional history - 1020 pages |
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Page 355
... regard the State as existing for the individual and not the individual for the State . We profoundly distrust ' economics ' as a very unscientific science , and we disbelieve in the so - called economic interpretation of history . We ...
... regard the State as existing for the individual and not the individual for the State . We profoundly distrust ' economics ' as a very unscientific science , and we disbelieve in the so - called economic interpretation of history . We ...
Page 408
... regard the defining of the Emir's status as an important issue . But , whether his particular approach to the issue was the right one in the circumstances , and whether his views really represented those of the Emirs themselves , was ...
... regard the defining of the Emir's status as an important issue . But , whether his particular approach to the issue was the right one in the circumstances , and whether his views really represented those of the Emirs themselves , was ...
Page 477
... regards its timing and as regards its form , the initiative lay predominantly with the administrators on the spot . Had Lugard , Moor , and MacGregor , for instance , been able to agree over railway policy and other matters in the ...
... regards its timing and as regards its form , the initiative lay predominantly with the administrators on the spot . Had Lugard , Moor , and MacGregor , for instance , been able to agree over railway policy and other matters in the ...
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