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Governor Young and his role in the history of Central Africa, 1932-1938.

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Datta, Kusum

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TextPublication details: Lusaka : IAS, 1979.Subject(s):

Summary: Explains some of the policies of Sir Hubert Young, Governor of two Central African territories. The author argues that Governor Young deserves the credit of initiating new schemes and applying them to Central Africa policies recommended for East Africa by the 1924/5 Commission.

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Explains some of the policies of Sir Hubert Young, Governor of two Central African territories. The author argues that Governor Young deserves the credit of initiating new schemes and applying them to Central Africa policies recommended for East Africa by the 1924/5 Commission.

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