Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 505
... Dube and Wilcox were to make much of the fact that Dube had struggled constantly to sup- port himself at Oberlin . Finally , the combination of hard study and hard work caused his health to break down and forced him to return to South ...
... Dube and Wilcox were to make much of the fact that Dube had struggled constantly to sup- port himself at Oberlin . Finally , the combination of hard study and hard work caused his health to break down and forced him to return to South ...
Page 508
... Dube ended in her leaving the school.11 One effect of this sizeable contingent of American - trained teachers at Ohlange was the strengthening of the particular Ameri- can educational pattern after which the school was modeled . In the ...
... Dube ended in her leaving the school.11 One effect of this sizeable contingent of American - trained teachers at Ohlange was the strengthening of the particular Ameri- can educational pattern after which the school was modeled . In the ...
Page 511
... Dube publicly declared himself in favor of the Bills . But who cared for Dube ? He was known to be a Government man . " 51 Here Roux appears to be in error , for Dube participated in the Convention as a member of the Executive Com ...
... Dube publicly declared himself in favor of the Bills . But who cared for Dube ? He was known to be a Government man . " 51 Here Roux appears to be in error , for Dube participated in the Convention as a member of the Executive Com ...
Contents
Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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