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Corner EM Huggins GM . The repeated strangulation of an obturator hernia necessitating its radical cure, with remarks upon obturator hernia in general. Proc R Soc Med 1908–9; 2 (Surg. Sec.): 137–48.

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Huggins GM . The surgery of amputation stumps, based on the experience of 2000 consecutive cases. Lancet 1917; i: 646–8.

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In 1948, the Northern Rhodesian Legislative Council consisted of nine official members, nominated as representatives of the government, 10 unofficial members elected by British subjects with a property qualification, and four nominated unofficial members to represent African interests. See Blake R. A History of Rhodesia. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1978:245.

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