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الصفحة 117
These are ( i ) special gifts due to certain kinswomen on the occasion of enyangi ; ( ü ) settlement of old , outstanding claims which may have no particular connexion with enyangi ; ( iii ) payments due to minor functionaries for their ...
These are ( i ) special gifts due to certain kinswomen on the occasion of enyangi ; ( ü ) settlement of old , outstanding claims which may have no particular connexion with enyangi ; ( iii ) payments due to minor functionaries for their ...
الصفحة 122
Though the objects of the claims are typical esira objects , the nature of the claims differs from esira in several respects . For the same reason we cannot properly call the gifts to kinswomen a form of bridewealth distribution , since ...
Though the objects of the claims are typical esira objects , the nature of the claims differs from esira in several respects . For the same reason we cannot properly call the gifts to kinswomen a form of bridewealth distribution , since ...
الصفحة 231
By 1888 , claims were being staked on the coasts , but it was not clear just how the lines would run inland , what regions were best worth seizing , and how claims on paper could be made good in the vast , wild , unhealthy interior .
By 1888 , claims were being staked on the coasts , but it was not clear just how the lines would run inland , what regions were best worth seizing , and how claims on paper could be made good in the vast , wild , unhealthy interior .
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