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Only those who are biologically the sons of a headman can themselves assert the right to succeed to office . As I later show , headmen are frequently ostracized , but when they have once reigned their sons remain eligible to succeed ...
Only those who are biologically the sons of a headman can themselves assert the right to succeed to office . As I later show , headmen are frequently ostracized , but when they have once reigned their sons remain eligible to succeed ...
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Through links of uterine kinship and affinity , through friendships formed before and during his period of office , through the fact that some villagers have supported his candidature more vigorously than others and expect to gain the ...
Through links of uterine kinship and affinity , through friendships formed before and during his period of office , through the fact that some villagers have supported his candidature more vigorously than others and expect to gain the ...
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( Philadelphia ) , Great Britain : Central Office of Information . 1957 . 310 , Mar. 1957 , 133-41 . Electric power development in the United DE BENIPARRELL , C. Notas sobre Etiopia . Cuader- Kingdom dependencies . Pp . 12.
( Philadelphia ) , Great Britain : Central Office of Information . 1957 . 310 , Mar. 1957 , 133-41 . Electric power development in the United DE BENIPARRELL , C. Notas sobre Etiopia . Cuader- Kingdom dependencies . Pp . 12.
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NYORO MARRIAGE AND AFFINITY J H M Beattie | 1 |
ANUAK VILLAGE HEADMEN II Godfrey Lienhardt | 23 |
SOME NOTES ON NILOTIC NILOHAMITIC | 37 |
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