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الصفحة 27
The reigning lineage is not in fact a lineage in the political sense , but consists of a number of rival candidates for headmanship , whose whole political function is to oppose and not to support each other . The Anuak express this by ...
The reigning lineage is not in fact a lineage in the political sense , but consists of a number of rival candidates for headmanship , whose whole political function is to oppose and not to support each other . The Anuak express this by ...
الصفحة 32
The Anuak indeed believe that nobody ought to be in office for a very long time , ' and in fact as will be seen a headman must be a person of exceptional talent and wealth to remain in office for more than a few years at the most.2 All ...
The Anuak indeed believe that nobody ought to be in office for a very long time , ' and in fact as will be seen a headman must be a person of exceptional talent and wealth to remain in office for more than a few years at the most.2 All ...
الصفحة 37
I shall first examine the specific points of his criticism , and shall then discuss the more important questions and facts concerning the relations of Masai ( and Nilo - Hamitic ) to Hamito - Semitic . Greenberg has rightly understood ...
I shall first examine the specific points of his criticism , and shall then discuss the more important questions and facts concerning the relations of Masai ( and Nilo - Hamitic ) to Hamito - Semitic . Greenberg has rightly understood ...
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المحتوى
Nyoro Marriage and Affinity J H M Beattie | 1 |
Anuak Village Headmen Godfrey Lienhardt | 23 |
Some Notes on Nilotic NiloHamitic and HamitoSemitic by Joseph | 37 |
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