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The Nigerian history machine and the production of Middle Belt historiography
While existing studies on Nigerian historiography cover renowned historians, major historical writings and prominent historiographical traditions, there is hardly any exploration of the institutional processes and concrete circumstances within which historical knowledge is produced. Deploying a rang...
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Department of Historical Studies
2016
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