Africa, المجلد 29Oxford University Press, 1959 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 396
... Akwamu capital , whereas for some fourteen years Amu had lived with his patrilineal kin in Accra , so prejudicing his claims on the stool . It must be stressed that for the Akan the principle of matrilineal succession is not a technique ...
... Akwamu capital , whereas for some fourteen years Amu had lived with his patrilineal kin in Accra , so prejudicing his claims on the stool . It must be stressed that for the Akan the principle of matrilineal succession is not a technique ...
الصفحة 397
... Akwamu , remained as an alien community barely tolerated for the contribution Amu had made towards the downfall of Akwamu . Henceforth , however , it would supply not a governor for Accra , but only a chief for its own people . The Akwamu ...
... Akwamu , remained as an alien community barely tolerated for the contribution Amu had made towards the downfall of Akwamu . Henceforth , however , it would supply not a governor for Accra , but only a chief for its own people . The Akwamu ...
الصفحة 400
... Akwamu . Under Dako , and in close alliance with Ashanti , Akwamu became powerful once more , 2 and as a result Otublo- hum too began to recover something of its former importance in Accra affairs . The death of Ofei in 1771 , however ...
... Akwamu . Under Dako , and in close alliance with Ashanti , Akwamu became powerful once more , 2 and as a result Otublo- hum too began to recover something of its former importance in Accra affairs . The death of Ofei in 1771 , however ...
المحتوى
A NEW SUBSTRATUM Margaret | 1 |
OCCUPATIONAL PRESTIGE AND SOCIAL STATUS | 22 |
NOTICE TO MEMBERS | 40 |
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Abomey Accra administrative African Institute African Studies Afrique agnatic Ahiara Akan Akwamu Ashanti authority Bantu Bunyoro centre ceremony chief chiefdom clan common Congo belge cultural d'une Dako Dia-paying group DIDINGA doma Dulbahante East economic été étude European exogamous Fai wo Ndzendzef Fula Fulani functions Ghana girl Hausa IFAN International kinship Kung labour languages langues London Lusaka male Mandinka marriage married Masai maximal lineage migration Moçambique mosque Mukama native Nigeria Northern Rhodesia Nouns Nsaw Nyasaland Nyoro occupations Otublohum Paris person Plural political politique population prefix prestige problems Professor Ragbenle reference region relations relationship Rhodes-Livingstone Rhodes-Livingstone Institute ritual royal segments Singular social société society Somali South Africa status structure Sudan Suffix Tanganyika Temne Thonga tion traditional tribal tribe Uganda units Univ University village village-group West Africa wife Wolof women Yoruba