Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 305
... authority of the former congregation extends only to the founding of an order and to the approval of constitutional changes made by an order ; and the latter's authority seldom extends beyond the request that an order go to a particular ...
... authority of the former congregation extends only to the founding of an order and to the approval of constitutional changes made by an order ; and the latter's authority seldom extends beyond the request that an order go to a particular ...
Page 339
... authority of the Lunda chiefs , as we have seen , was established only recently and , even then , without extinguishing the historical loyalties to the Bemba prince that had led his warriors into the area . Another reason was the gen ...
... authority of the Lunda chiefs , as we have seen , was established only recently and , even then , without extinguishing the historical loyalties to the Bemba prince that had led his warriors into the area . Another reason was the gen ...
Page 517
... authority . " 78 In education this moderating climate of white opinion found expression in an expand- ing system of state - aided schools for Africans . For instance , when Dube returned to South Africa in 1899 , there were 182 state ...
... authority . " 78 In education this moderating climate of white opinion found expression in an expand- ing system of state - aided schools for Africans . For instance , when Dube returned to South Africa in 1899 , there were 182 state ...
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Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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