One Man, One Wife
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| - | '''''One Man, One Wife''''' is a 1959 [[satire]] novel by [[Nigeria]]n writer [[T. M. Aluko]]. It depicts the contradiction of Yoruba culture and the [[Christian missionaries]]. It was published as part of the influential [[African Writers Series]]. | + | '''''One Man, One Wife''''' is a 1959 [[satire]] novel by [[Nigeria]]n writer [[T. M. Aluko]]. It depicts the contradiction of [[Yoruba culture]] and the [[Christian missionaries]]. It was published as part of the influential [[African Writers Series]]. |
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One Man, One Wife is a 1959 satire novel by Nigerian writer T. M. Aluko. It depicts the contradiction of Yoruba culture and the Christian missionaries. It was published as part of the influential African Writers Series.
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