Africa, المجلد 4Oxford University Press, 1931 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 65
... chief . That he was a most important factor in the native state before the advent of the European is indisputable , and it is equally apparent that there is nothing prima facie ... chief on their side THE AFRICAN CHIEF UNDER EUROPEAN RULE 65.
... chief . That he was a most important factor in the native state before the advent of the European is indisputable , and it is equally apparent that there is nothing prima facie ... chief on their side THE AFRICAN CHIEF UNDER EUROPEAN RULE 65.
الصفحة 66
... chief over it , such as the Angoni in the east and the Marozi in the west , but these were exceptions at one end of the scale . At the other end you would have found ... chief of the Awemba , one 66 THE AFRICAN CHIEF UNDER EUROPEAN RULE.
... chief over it , such as the Angoni in the east and the Marozi in the west , but these were exceptions at one end of the scale . At the other end you would have found ... chief of the Awemba , one 66 THE AFRICAN CHIEF UNDER EUROPEAN RULE.
الصفحة 73
... chiefs . There would be the argument on the one side that once it was decided that an increasing measure of selfgovernment should be granted to the native people it became obvious that the native chief must be one of the principal ...
... chiefs . There would be the argument on the one side that once it was decided that an increasing measure of selfgovernment should be granted to the native people it became obvious that the native chief must be one of the principal ...
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Sorcery and Native Opinion E E EvansPritchard | 56 |
Tagart | 63 |
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