Africa, المجلد 75،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2005 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... bridewealth . He knew he could not bury her but did not know where he should deliver the corpse ( Neema 1994 : 46-7 ) . Attempts by a husband to bury a woman for whom no bridewealth has been paid may lead to violence . Working in Jinja ...
... bridewealth . He knew he could not bury her but did not know where he should deliver the corpse ( Neema 1994 : 46-7 ) . Attempts by a husband to bury a woman for whom no bridewealth has been paid may lead to violence . Working in Jinja ...
الصفحة 159
... bridewealth today , and less is paid in many cases . The first step in regularizing a marriage is a letter of ... bridewealth is not . A man can bury his wife when the bridewealth has been given to her father . A father can bury his ...
... bridewealth today , and less is paid in many cases . The first step in regularizing a marriage is a letter of ... bridewealth is not . A man can bury his wife when the bridewealth has been given to her father . A father can bury his ...
الصفحة 160
... bridewealth and she bore him a daughter who died . They returned the bridewealth after she left him . From then on she ' married ' here and there to a man with mayembe ( spirits used for divination and enrichment ) in Busoga , to an ...
... bridewealth and she bore him a daughter who died . They returned the bridewealth after she left him . From then on she ' married ' here and there to a man with mayembe ( spirits used for divination and enrichment ) in Busoga , to an ...
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