The Annual Register, 212. köideLongmans, 1971 |
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Page 128
... political errors and of political offences against the regime . The Ministry should stop acting as an ideological watchdog and should instead permit political debates to take their course , albeit within fairly restricted limits . The ...
... political errors and of political offences against the regime . The Ministry should stop acting as an ideological watchdog and should instead permit political debates to take their course , albeit within fairly restricted limits . The ...
Page 250
... political reintegration of the Ibos could only be achieved through their acceptance in economic fields by other Nigerians but their political recognition benefited from the elevation to the Supreme Military Council in April of Ukpabi ...
... political reintegration of the Ibos could only be achieved through their acceptance in economic fields by other Nigerians but their political recognition benefited from the elevation to the Supreme Military Council in April of Ukpabi ...
Page 296
... political , continued , however , to be endemic . Huk activity in Central Luzon , in part banditry and in part a political response to corruption and oppression , if anything increased . One important leader surrendered and another was ...
... political , continued , however , to be endemic . Huk activity in Central Luzon , in part banditry and in part a political response to corruption and oppression , if anything increased . One important leader surrendered and another was ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
eased 4 Labour party recovers popularity 5Pressure for wage increases | 5 |
THE SECOND QUARTER | 12 |
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