Kingdoms of the YorubaMethuen, 1969 - 226 sivua |
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Tulokset 1 - 3 kokonaismäärästä 43
Sivu 142
... Ilorin . At last , realizing the precariousness of his position , isolated from his natural allies and dependent upon his Hausa troops , the Jama'a ( ' disciples ' ) , he attempted to reconcile himself with the Onikoyi and other chiefs ...
... Ilorin . At last , realizing the precariousness of his position , isolated from his natural allies and dependent upon his Hausa troops , the Jama'a ( ' disciples ' ) , he attempted to reconcile himself with the Onikoyi and other chiefs ...
Sivu 147
... Ilorin sent in alarm to Sokoto for help , and was re- inforced by the Nupe of Raba ( where the Fulani had by now established their ascendancy ) . The combined forces of Ilorin and the Nupe then attacked the Otefan camp , but the defend ...
... Ilorin sent in alarm to Sokoto for help , and was re- inforced by the Nupe of Raba ( where the Fulani had by now established their ascendancy ) . The combined forces of Ilorin and the Nupe then attacked the Otefan camp , but the defend ...
Sivu 187
... Ilorin , where he interviewed the Emir . Turning south , the Governor had a series of meetings near the Otin River with the leaders of the opposing war camps of the Ilorin and the Ibadan , at which he succeeded in obtaining their ...
... Ilorin , where he interviewed the Emir . Turning south , the Governor had a series of meetings near the Otin River with the leaders of the opposing war camps of the Ilorin and the Ibadan , at which he succeeded in obtaining their ...
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The Yoruba and their Homeland | 3 |
The Primacy of Ife | 15 |
The Rise of Oyọ | 32 |
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