Africa, المجلد 57Oxford University Press, 1987 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 327
... traditional legitimacy in the area was Allada . ( More remotely , the legitimacy of the Allada kingship itself is presented in recent tradition as bound up with the origins of Ajahuto , the legendary founder of the Allada dynasty , from ...
... traditional legitimacy in the area was Allada . ( More remotely , the legitimacy of the Allada kingship itself is presented in recent tradition as bound up with the origins of Ajahuto , the legendary founder of the Allada dynasty , from ...
الصفحة 328
... traditional legitimacy was evidently a problem to be solved rather than a principle in a positive political programme . It is interesting that in 1730 Agaja moved his permanent residence from Abomey to Allada , and that the Dahomian ...
... traditional legitimacy was evidently a problem to be solved rather than a principle in a positive political programme . It is interesting that in 1730 Agaja moved his permanent residence from Abomey to Allada , and that the Dahomian ...
الصفحة 389
... traditional approach throughout : this is not the work of self - convinced ideologues setting out to rubbish UNESCO - type literacy programmes and their evaluations , but of professional evaluators convinced by the evidence on the ...
... traditional approach throughout : this is not the work of self - convinced ideologues setting out to rubbish UNESCO - type literacy programmes and their evaluations , but of professional evaluators convinced by the evidence on the ...
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