Studies in Southern Nigerian History

Boniface I.Obichere, Director, African Studies Center and Professor of History, University of California, Los Angeles, U.S.A.

First Published in 1982. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Chapter 1 Introduction, Boniface I. Obichere; Chapter 2 Joseph Christopher Okwudili Anene: 1918¿168, E.A. Ayandele; Part 1 Political Studies; Chapter 3 Nigeria: The Country of the Niger Area, C.C. Ifemesia; Chapter 4 Political History of the City States of Old Calabar, 1820¿60, M. Efiong Noah; Part 2 Economic Studies; Chapter 5 The Native Revenue Ordinance in the Eastern Provinces: The Adventures of a Colonial Legislative Measure, E.A. Afigbo; Part 3 Social Studies; Chapter 6 The Newspaper Press in Southern Nigeria, 1880¿1900, Fred I.A. Omu; Chapter 7 The Nigeria Union of Teachers: 1930¿65, Uga Onwuka; Chapter 8 The Role of Ethnic Unions in the Development of Southern Nigeria: 1916¿66, Austin M. Ahanotu; Chapter 9 The Nigerian Civil Service in the Colonial Era: A Study of Imperial Reactions to Changing Circumstances, G.O. Olusanya; Chapter 10 The British Navy and `Southern Nigeriä in the Nineteenth Century, Paul M. Mbaeyi; Chapter 11 An Aspect of British Colonial Policy in Southern Nigeria: The Problems of Forced Labour and Slavery, 1895¿1928, Walter Ibekwe Ofonagoro; Selected Bibliography; Index;