Africa, المجلد 72Oxford University Press, 2002 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... early African press in Lagos . In spite of their constant criticisms of some specific colonial policies , the early newspapers were almost unanimous in the opinion that , on the whole , the British . administration fared significantly ...
... early African press in Lagos . In spite of their constant criticisms of some specific colonial policies , the early newspapers were almost unanimous in the opinion that , on the whole , the British . administration fared significantly ...
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... early as 1906 ( and often in those regions relatively removed from the administrative capital of Bukoba ) ... earliest years of the twentieth century , putting it ahead of peanuts and beans as crops that provided a monetary income ( Diare ...
... early as 1906 ( and often in those regions relatively removed from the administrative capital of Bukoba ) ... earliest years of the twentieth century , putting it ahead of peanuts and beans as crops that provided a monetary income ( Diare ...
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... early 1980s , tens of thousands of Xhosa - speakers , mostly from the Eastern Cape , moved into informal settlements on the outskirts of Cape Town , for 26 I use the term ' black African ' to refer to South African citizens who are ...
... early 1980s , tens of thousands of Xhosa - speakers , mostly from the Eastern Cape , moved into informal settlements on the outskirts of Cape Town , for 26 I use the term ' black African ' to refer to South African citizens who are ...
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY | 1 |
Patronage millennialism and the serpent god Mumbo in southwest | 29 |
law human rights and British | 55 |
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activities administration African Argobba argued associated authority became become beliefs British called cattle central chiefs Christian colonial compound concerned considered continued courts cultural discussion District domestic early economic effective elders ethnic European example experience expressed fact Fathers forces groups household housing human important individual initiation Institute interests International Kuria land language less living London material means missionaries nature Nigeria official organisation period person political population position possible practices present problems production question referred region relations Report represent result ritual rule settlements social society South spirits status structure suggest symbolic things town trade traditional understanding University Press urban village witchcraft woman women young