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In the longer narrative it is clear that De Chima sympathized with his niece's predicament during the war and that he viewed her relationship to the Hausa - speaking soldier as a survival strategy .
In the longer narrative it is clear that De Chima sympathized with his niece's predicament during the war and that he viewed her relationship to the Hausa - speaking soldier as a survival strategy .
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relationships inspired a great deal of collective interest . Cases where individuals fell in love with partners that were culturally prohibited are remembered most poignantly . As with narratives about marriage alliances , stories about ...
relationships inspired a great deal of collective interest . Cases where individuals fell in love with partners that were culturally prohibited are remembered most poignantly . As with narratives about marriage alliances , stories about ...
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Ties based on kinship and place of origin create , or at least are perceived to create , the most reliable patronage relationships because these relationships combine obligation and emotional attachment . The nature of contemporary ...
Ties based on kinship and place of origin create , or at least are perceived to create , the most reliable patronage relationships because these relationships combine obligation and emotional attachment . The nature of contemporary ...
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