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‘My Desire is to be the Possessor of all the Best Books in this World of Struggle’: Respectability and Literary Materialism in Colonial Ibadan

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PLEASE NOTE : This talk was originally scheduled on May 17th, and was postponed to June 14th due to scheduling conflicts.

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