Africa, المجلد 50Oxford University Press, 1980 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 48
... villages . However , in the Korhogo region not all fijembele live in separate quarters in a village and rarely do they occupy their own village . Villages containing only Fonombele are located in areas of closely spaced small villages .
... villages . However , in the Korhogo region not all fijembele live in separate quarters in a village and rarely do they occupy their own village . Villages containing only Fonombele are located in areas of closely spaced small villages .
الصفحة 49
... villages may be named after blacksmiths who are reigning chiefs . As noted above , chieftainship in a village is vested in the lineage that founds the village , which fijembele rarely do . Generally , a single fiji family migrates to a ...
... villages may be named after blacksmiths who are reigning chiefs . As noted above , chieftainship in a village is vested in the lineage that founds the village , which fijembele rarely do . Generally , a single fiji family migrates to a ...
الصفحة 288
... village would have been tantamount to selling her into slavery . Not only the past , but also the present pattern of village domicile tallies with the notion of a pre - colonial village sovereignty . Teti indeed never acted as a capital ...
... village would have been tantamount to selling her into slavery . Not only the past , but also the present pattern of village domicile tallies with the notion of a pre - colonial village sovereignty . Teti indeed never acted as a capital ...
المحتوى
DAVID S NEWBURY | 389 |
some | 404 |
On the use of the term Creole | 422 |
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