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MISSIONARIES AS PATRONS Missionaries ( Catholics and Seventh - day Adventists ) and their converts had much in common with chiefs . Like chiefs , missionaries often achieved little else than antagonising the masses .
MISSIONARIES AS PATRONS Missionaries ( Catholics and Seventh - day Adventists ) and their converts had much in common with chiefs . Like chiefs , missionaries often achieved little else than antagonising the masses .
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54 CHIEFS , MISSIONARIES AND THE THREAT OF MUMBO Whatever animosities divided them , chiefs and Christians were united in their hostility to Mumbo . In fact , chiefs and missionaries provided the administration with most of its ...
54 CHIEFS , MISSIONARIES AND THE THREAT OF MUMBO Whatever animosities divided them , chiefs and Christians were united in their hostility to Mumbo . In fact , chiefs and missionaries provided the administration with most of its ...
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As the missionaries were themselves either repatriated slaves or , more likely in 1890 , near descendants of repatriated slaves , the spectacle of Europeans continuing to hold slaves and engaging in ' fornication ' with those they owned ...
As the missionaries were themselves either repatriated slaves or , more likely in 1890 , near descendants of repatriated slaves , the spectacle of Europeans continuing to hold slaves and engaging in ' fornication ' with those they owned ...
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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 existence 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 village witchcraft woman women young