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Published for the East African Institute of Social Research by W. Heffer
Language
English
Pages
264

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Subjects
Baamba (African people)

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Bwamba: a structural-functional analysis of a patrilineal society.
1956, Published for the East African Institute of Social Research by W. Heffer
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Bwamba: a structural-functional analysis of a patrilineal society.
1956, Published for the East African Institute of Social Research by W. Heffer
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Dewey Decimal Class
572.96761
Library of Congress
DT434.U2 W72

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Pagination
x, 264 p.
Number of pages
264

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OL16603980M

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