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^{Page 162 note 2} Edward K. Frempong, 8 March 1980, Accra.

^{Page 162 note 3} H. R. Amuah, 29 March 1980, Accra.

^{Page 162 note 4} John K. Baku, 30 April 1980, Takoradi.

^{Page 162 note 5} Amadu Fulani, 1 March 1980, Ashiaman, Tema.

^{Page 162 note 6} Rowland Appiah, 5 May 1980, Takoradi, and M. R. Asante, 29 July 1980, Kumasi.

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^{Page 163 note 1} Ibid.

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^{Page 163 note 3} The West African Review (London) continued to criticise the British Government for allowing African soldiers to be whipped until corporal punishment was abolished in the R.W.A.F.F. in 1944.Google Scholar

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^{Page 164 note 6} Suleman Sisana, 1 March 1980, Ashiaman.

^{Page 164 note 7} Sharif Abdul Amani, 5 June 1980, Accra.

^{Page 164 note 8} Kofi Agiati, 1 March 1980, Ashiaman.

^{Page 165 note 1} Frederick A. Bruce-Thompson, 27 February 1980, Accra.

^{Page 165 note 2} Frempong, loc. cit.

^{Page 165 note 3} Amuah, loc. cit.

^{Page 165 note 4} Jordan N. Oku, 24 February 1980, Accra.

^{Page 165 note 5} Reuben Tackie, 20 August 1980, Accra.

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^{Page 166 note 2} Manadu Busanga, 29 June 1980, Accra.

^{Page 166 note 3} Musa Bazabarimi, 20 March 1980, Accra.

^{Page 166 note 4} Alfred Thannie, 16 May 1980, Takoradi.

^{Page 167 note 1} Frederick S. Annan, 26 May 1980, Cape Coast.

^{Page 167 note 2} Baku, loc. cit.

^{Page 167 note 3} King N. Eminsang, 15 March 1979, Accra.

^{Page 167 note 4} Frank W. Aidoo, 30 April 1980, Takoradi.

^{Page 168 note 1} T. K. Impraim, 28 August 1980, Accra.