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Ogundiran, Akinwumi O. (2001) Factional Competition, Sociopolitical Development, and Settlement Cycling in Ìlàrè District (ca. 1200-1900): Oral Traditions of Historical Experience in a Yorùbà Community. History in Africa, 28. 203-223 doi:10.2307/3172215

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TitleFactional Competition, Sociopolitical Development, and Settlement Cycling in Ìlàrè District (ca. 1200-1900): Oral Traditions of Historical Experience in a Yorùbà Community
JournalHistory in Africa
AuthorsOgundiran, Akinwumi O.Author
Year2001Volume28
PublisherCambridge University Press (CUP)
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Full ReferenceOgundiran, Akinwumi O. (2001) Factional Competition, Sociopolitical Development, and Settlement Cycling in Ìlàrè District (ca. 1200-1900): Oral Traditions of Historical Experience in a Yorùbà Community. History in Africa, 28. 203-223 doi:10.2307/3172215
Plain TextOgundiran, Akinwumi O. (2001) Factional Competition, Sociopolitical Development, and Settlement Cycling in Ìlàrè District (ca. 1200-1900): Oral Traditions of Historical Experience in a Yorùbà Community. History in Africa, 28. 203-223 doi:10.2307/3172215
In(2001) History in Africa Vol. 28. Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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