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200 04$aThe secrets of an aborted decolonisation$b[electronic resource] $ethe declassified British secret files on the Southern Cameroons /$fedited by Carlson Anyangwe
210   $aBamenda [Cameroon] $cLangaa Research & Pub.$d2010
215   $a1 online resource (808 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aCover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Content; Introduction; Chapter One. British Treaties with the Chiefs of Bimbia and Victoria; Chapter Two. International Colonialism and the Emergence of the Southern Cameroons Polity; Chapter 3.  International Boundaries of the Southern Cameroons; Chapter Four. Legislation Establishing Courts of Justice; Chapter 5. Regulations Regarding Public Service, Plebiscite, Chiefs and House of Chiefs; Chapter 6. House of Assembly Debates: Supplementary Appropriation, Medical Reports, Firearms, 'Check off ' System
327   $aChapter 7. House of Assembly Debates: Supplementary Estimates, Water Rate, Agency Services, Defence Chapter 8. House of Assembly Debates: Housing, Roads, Airstrips, Water Supply, 'Federal Constitution'; Chapter 9. Constitutions of the Southern Cameroons; Chapter 10. Declassified Secret Files 1952, 1959; Chapter 11. Economic Viability of the Southern Cameroons: Sir Phillipson's Report, 1959; Chapter 12. Declassified Secret Files 1960; Chapter 13. Declassified Secret Files: 1961; Back Cover
330   $aA remarkable feature of the collapse of the British Empire is that the British departed from almost every single one of their colonial territories invariably leaving behind a messy situation and an agenda of serious problems that in most cases still haunt those territories to this day. One such territory is the Southern British Cameroons. There, the British Government took the official view that the territory and its people were i?expendablei?. It opposed, for selfish economic reasons, sovereign statehood for the territory, in clear violation of the UN Charter and the norm of self-determination.
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