Journal of the African Society, Volume 20MacMillan, 1920 - Africa |
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Page 14
... realised that a Muhammadan , although of their own blood , would be certain , if allowed to remain within the tribal area , to introduce the Muhammadan law of individual freehold , which would be destructive of the communal rights and ...
... realised that a Muhammadan , although of their own blood , would be certain , if allowed to remain within the tribal area , to introduce the Muhammadan law of individual freehold , which would be destructive of the communal rights and ...
Page 15
... realised that the unrest was founded on a serious claim of right and decided that it should be tested in the Court . Consequently a representative action for ejectment was brought by certain members of the tribe against the Indian , who ...
... realised that the unrest was founded on a serious claim of right and decided that it should be tested in the Court . Consequently a representative action for ejectment was brought by certain members of the tribe against the Indian , who ...
Page 37
... realise that a land fort could be equipped with them . Every- thing , therefore , turns upon how far the Jesuit narrator primed his informant , of course unintentionally . Doubtless if he had realised how anxious we should be to know ...
... realise that a land fort could be equipped with them . Every- thing , therefore , turns upon how far the Jesuit narrator primed his informant , of course unintentionally . Doubtless if he had realised how anxious we should be to know ...
Page 53
... realise how much from the centre down to the south coast of the Union territories is being apparently abandoned by the population . I shall , therefore , have much pleasure in giving effect to your wishes , and we are indebted to the ...
... realise how much from the centre down to the south coast of the Union territories is being apparently abandoned by the population . I shall , therefore , have much pleasure in giving effect to your wishes , and we are indebted to the ...
Page 54
... realise the League's apparent impotency . Neverthe- less he thought that the ideal of the League was strong enough ... realisation , to its growing force , and to its becoming a real factor in the affairs of the world . With regard to ...
... realise the League's apparent impotency . Neverthe- less he thought that the ideal of the League was strong enough ... realisation , to its growing force , and to its becoming a real factor in the affairs of the world . With regard to ...
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