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Catholic Evangelizing in One Colonial Mission: The Institutional Evolution of Jos Prefecture, Nigeria, 1907-1954
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  • 1995'Evangelization Where It Is Not Wanted': Colonial Administrators and Missionaries in Northern Nigeria During the First Third of the Twentieth Century42 cited
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  • 1972'Pagan administration' and political development in northern Nigeria22 cited
  • 1987CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY PENETRATION OF THE NIGERIAN EMIRATES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE MEDICAL MISSIONS APPROACH21 cited

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