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الصفحة 262
Even where a woman has become head of a family her children are not her legal heirs but her brothers and their children . A woman may become , by virtue of her birth , the head of a family ; as such she may be made chief .
Even where a woman has become head of a family her children are not her legal heirs but her brothers and their children . A woman may become , by virtue of her birth , the head of a family ; as such she may be made chief .
الصفحة 440
There are usually several candidates brought forward by the few royal houses which have the right to rule , and the candidate who obtains the majority of the votes becomes chief . There is nowadays a strong ambition to become chief ...
There are usually several candidates brought forward by the few royal houses which have the right to rule , and the candidate who obtains the majority of the votes becomes chief . There is nowadays a strong ambition to become chief ...
الصفحة 452
( b ) Reasons for wishing to become chief . At the elections candidates do not normally state in public their personal reasons for desiring the chieftainship , but simply expound their claims to it . But from observation and from talks ...
( b ) Reasons for wishing to become chief . At the elections candidates do not normally state in public their personal reasons for desiring the chieftainship , but simply expound their claims to it . But from observation and from talks ...
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Introduction to Nyakyusa Law Godfrey Wilson | 16 |
The Distribution of Native Population over East Africa | 37 |
The Development of the Military Organization in Swaziland | 55 |
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