Titlebook: Nigeria and the Death of Liberal England; Palm Nuts and Prime Peter J. Yearwood Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Introduction,reat War. It considers the complex and contingent interactions of several major narratives: the development of the Nigerian export economy; the relationships between the expatriate firms; the grievances of the smaller and indigenous firms; the emergence of democratic politics in Lagos; the Colonial

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1914, Nigeria and the World Economy,and British firms dominated the market. Oil went mainly to Great Britain, kernels to Germany, where they were crushed. German firms dominated Lagos, Nigeria’s capital, which also had a vigorous African merchant elite. This had moved from exporting to importing. It came increasingly into conflict wit

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The Impact of War, of German property displeased the big British firms by selling the liquid assets openly rather than privately to them. Confronted with the initial uncertainties and a fall in prices for produce, the main British firms entered into agreements to continue buying at agreed low prices. These cut across

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The Colonial Office, the Ministry of Munitions, and the Shippers,lished Ministry of Munitions which tried to direct all oleaginous materials to Great Britain. It also clashed with the shipping company, Elder Dempster, which allocated shipping mainly to the large established firms, while the Colonial Office wanted a greater share for smaller African and British sh

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m animal in Anatolia but also as a piece of the system from which numerous cultural values are originated. In Turkey, Turkish Hair goat is the most raised goat breed, supposing 98.2% of more than 10?million goats. Turkish Hair goats are raised in every part of Anatolian geography and are also identi

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Peter J. Yearwoodfor goat production and its goat population was about 140 million in 2013, which makes China as the largest goat production country in terms of total output of cashmere, meat, and hides. In this chapter, we review the origin, evolution and genetic diversity of indigenous goat breeds present in China