Kingdoms of the YorubaMethuen, 1969 - 226 sivua |
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Sivu 122
... Snelgrave and Dalzel10 confirm that the Oyo armies sent to the south - west in the first part of the eighteenth century were cavalry , though the passage quoted above from Norris suggests the occasional inclusion of infantry . It seems ...
... Snelgrave and Dalzel10 confirm that the Oyo armies sent to the south - west in the first part of the eighteenth century were cavalry , though the passage quoted above from Norris suggests the occasional inclusion of infantry . It seems ...
Sivu 127
... Snelgrave was told by the Dahomeans that the Oyo were obliged to retire at the beginning of the rains for want of forage ( a rather unconvincing story ) .26 Warfare was undertaken by the Yoruba with deliberation . Only after lengthy ...
... Snelgrave was told by the Dahomeans that the Oyo were obliged to retire at the beginning of the rains for want of forage ( a rather unconvincing story ) .26 Warfare was undertaken by the Yoruba with deliberation . Only after lengthy ...
Sivu 201
... SNELGRAVE , p . 56 ; DALZEL , pp . 12 f . 11. CLAPPERTON , p . 34 ; AJAYI and SMITH , pp . 15-16 , 134–5 . 12. See ROBERT SMITH ( 1967 ) , passim . 13. SNELGRAVE , p . 56 ; LANDER , p . 80 . 14. For example , the Ashanti and the ...
... SNELGRAVE , p . 56 ; DALZEL , pp . 12 f . 11. CLAPPERTON , p . 34 ; AJAYI and SMITH , pp . 15-16 , 134–5 . 12. See ROBERT SMITH ( 1967 ) , passim . 13. SNELGRAVE , p . 56 ; LANDER , p . 80 . 14. For example , the Ashanti and the ...
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Abeokuta according Africa Alafin already apparently army attack authority Benin Borgu British called capital centre century Chapter chiefs claims Clapperton coast continued crown Dahomeans death described early east Egba Ekiti especially established European evidence example extended followed force forest former Fulani heads Ibadan Ifẹ Ijaye Ijebu Ilorin important independence Johnson Ketu king kingdom known lagoon Lagos land Lander later leader leading living major means MICHIGAN miles military missionaries Niger Nigeria nineteenth century northern Nupe Oduduwa Ondo origin palace perhaps period political present probably recorded refers reign River royal rule ruler seems sent slaves suggested territory throne took town trade tradition usually walls wars West WILLETT writes Yoruba Yorubaland