The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 108Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1930 |
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... progress of under- developed areas and the promotion of employment at home are two results which can be expected from the Act with a mild degree of confidence . Yet , as regards Africa , the Colonial Development Act raises the same ...
... progress of under- developed areas and the promotion of employment at home are two results which can be expected from the Act with a mild degree of confidence . Yet , as regards Africa , the Colonial Development Act raises the same ...
Pagina 309
... progress . The Sudan is making immense progress , and its advance is exclusively the work of its English administrators . To introduce among them as colleagues with equal powers of government an inexperienced and inefficient people who ...
... progress . The Sudan is making immense progress , and its advance is exclusively the work of its English administrators . To introduce among them as colleagues with equal powers of government an inexperienced and inefficient people who ...
Pagina 405
... progress . They would allow themselves to be reminded that , after all , democracy is but a form of government , and ... progress inevitable . They leave him free , within wide limits , to determine his future . We need not progress . We ...
... progress . They would allow themselves to be reminded that , after all , democracy is but a form of government , and ... progress inevitable . They leave him free , within wide limits , to determine his future . We need not progress . We ...
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