Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 104
... British control . Besides , the British colonial govern- ments in Southern Nigeria did not have the adequate facilities to carry out such an enormous task , nor had they been able to over- come the reluctance of the freeborn Hausa in ...
... British control . Besides , the British colonial govern- ments in Southern Nigeria did not have the adequate facilities to carry out such an enormous task , nor had they been able to over- come the reluctance of the freeborn Hausa in ...
Page 478
... British government should assist them in the face of falling property value brought about allegedly by the policy of emancipation , so Jonas Bath and the Mandingos felt that their assets should be bought by the British gov- ernment at a ...
... British government should assist them in the face of falling property value brought about allegedly by the policy of emancipation , so Jonas Bath and the Mandingos felt that their assets should be bought by the British gov- ernment at a ...
Page 479
... British govern- ment was under an obligation to get them to the coast , though not to their native country which was behind the coast lands . Perhaps the feeling was that the British had taken them from the coast , hence the British ...
... British govern- ment was under an obligation to get them to the coast , though not to their native country which was behind the coast lands . Perhaps the feeling was that the British had taken them from the coast , hence the British ...
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Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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