1st Edition

Native Races and Their Rulers Sketches and Studies of Official Life and Administrative Problems in Niger

By Charles Lindsay Temple Copyright 1968
    596 Pages
    by Routledge

    596 Pages
    by Routledge

    An adequate account of Charles Temple’s personal background and, the details of his career have been given by Dame Margery Perham in Lugard: the years of authority1; by D. J . M. Muffett in Concerning brave captains2 and by Kirk-Greene in his recently published The principles of native administration in Nigeria—selected documents 1900-1947.3 Since these works are likely to be familiar to readers of this Introduction, there seems no point in repeating them here. In this book, the author explores more with his ideas.  First Published in 1968. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

    A Critical Introduction, Preface to the First Edition, Introdcution, Ponderation.--The Relations Existing Between Dominant and Dependent Races. Quo Vadis ?    PONDERATION.--- DIRECT Versus INDIRECT RULE , WITH SPECIAL Reference to Nigerian Practice,  PONDERATION.--- INDIRECT RULE AND WHAT IT MEANS. A PLEA for a Settled Policy in Nigeria,  Pochade .— The  Resident ’s Dilemma , Pochade — The  Anatomy  of  Lying,  Pochade .— Eggs ,  Fowls , Guinea -Corn and Horses,  Ponderation .— Land  Tenure, PONDERATION— DRINK,  Ponderation .— Administration  o f  Justice,  Ponderation .— Direct  and  Indirect  Taxation  of   Natives, Ponderation .— Missionarie , Education  and  Slavery, Pochade— A  Mass  of  Pottery,  Parthian  Arrows. 

    Biography

    Charles Lindsay Temple