Africa, المجلد 49Oxford University Press, 1979 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 115
... oath and the aganga of Vaya were called fisi ( hyena ) . The medicine , called mbare , was known to kill - if not instantly , then very rapidly . " The fisi oath had at least two major purposes : it was used as an ordeal between the ...
... oath and the aganga of Vaya were called fisi ( hyena ) . The medicine , called mbare , was known to kill - if not instantly , then very rapidly . " The fisi oath had at least two major purposes : it was used as an ordeal between the ...
الصفحة 119
... oath as meaning a pledge of unified action , the British demanded that the Giriama swear ' an oath of allegiance to the British ' by taking the fisi oath . What actually happened was that some Giriama did swear that they would not feed ...
... oath as meaning a pledge of unified action , the British demanded that the Giriama swear ' an oath of allegiance to the British ' by taking the fisi oath . What actually happened was that some Giriama did swear that they would not feed ...
الصفحة 129
... oath ' during the 1914 Giriama rising , even though the practice of swearing an oath for a common cause was not a part of Mijikenda tradition , where oaths were only proscriptive or used as a final appeal ( Brantley [ Smith ] 1973 ) ...
... oath ' during the 1914 Giriama rising , even though the practice of swearing an oath for a common cause was not a part of Mijikenda tradition , where oaths were only proscriptive or used as a final appeal ( Brantley [ Smith ] 1973 ) ...
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