Africa, المجلد 75،الأعداد 1-4Oxford University Press, 2005 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... expressed about the fact that Igbos pay high bridewealth , about the expectation that elaborate traditional ceremonies are required in order for marriage to be socially legitimized and publicly recognized , and about the shared sense ...
... expressed about the fact that Igbos pay high bridewealth , about the expectation that elaborate traditional ceremonies are required in order for marriage to be socially legitimized and publicly recognized , and about the shared sense ...
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... expressed in relation to memories of Biafra . Igbos are almost surely the most migratory of Nigeria's ethnic groups , settling in large numbers in all of Nigeria's major cities , and establishing their markets anywhere it seems ...
... expressed in relation to memories of Biafra . Igbos are almost surely the most migratory of Nigeria's ethnic groups , settling in large numbers in all of Nigeria's major cities , and establishing their markets anywhere it seems ...
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... expressed in various ways , such as literacy and the ability to obtain wealth . Christianity also encouraged egalitarian and individualizing ten- dencies that come from the Christian stress on every individual's relationship with God ...
... expressed in various ways , such as literacy and the ability to obtain wealth . Christianity also encouraged egalitarian and individualizing ten- dencies that come from the Christian stress on every individual's relationship with God ...
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