Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 297William Blackwood, 1965 |
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... African politicians made it perfectly clear that they had no intention whatsoever of settling for anything less than African rule . The third fact is that not one African in a hundred cares a button for parliamentary government or for ...
... African politicians made it perfectly clear that they had no intention whatsoever of settling for anything less than African rule . The third fact is that not one African in a hundred cares a button for parliamentary government or for ...
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... African state re- semble Greek slaves in the Roman Empire - indispensable , influential , perhaps even wealthy ; but politi- cally impotent , and with no effective civil rights since they can at any time , with neither trial nor hearing ...
... African state re- semble Greek slaves in the Roman Empire - indispensable , influential , perhaps even wealthy ; but politi- cally impotent , and with no effective civil rights since they can at any time , with neither trial nor hearing ...
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... African opinion , but was rejected because it would hurt the chiefs ' feelings . Here is an example of the tendency of Europeans resident in Africa to give too much weight to local considerations ; for the sole object of the indaba was ...
... African opinion , but was rejected because it would hurt the chiefs ' feelings . Here is an example of the tendency of Europeans resident in Africa to give too much weight to local considerations ; for the sole object of the indaba was ...
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