Germany's Vanishing Colonies

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74" class="pginternal">74
Maritz, General, 79
Merriman, John X., 54
Mica, 107
Mohair, 73
Morocco, 29

N
Nachtigal, Dr, 111
Namaqualand, Great, 41
Natives, German exploitation of, 116
New Guinea, 25, 130, 166
—— and Queensland, 132
New Zealand offers to protect Samoa, 144

O
Oil, 167

P
Pacific Islands, 124, 129, 131, 133

Palm kernels, 117
Palm-oil, 102, 117, 120, 154, 162
Pea-nuts, 106
Penguin eggs, 74
Peters, Dr Carl, 90
Phosphates, 156, 166
Portugal, 36, 93, 109, 124, 126
Prussian militarism, 17
Pulse, 180

Q
Queensland and New Guinea, 132

R
Rhodes, Cecil, 19, 54
Rhodesia, German efforts, 55
Rubber, 73, 101, 102, 117, 154, 166
Russia in China, 174

S
Sago, 161
Samoa, 131, 133, 136, 144, 150, 154
——, Calliope and hurricane, 142
——, German annexation, 147
——, the British occupy, 168
Sandal-wood, 166
Schleswig-Holstein, 18
"Scramble for Africa," 24
Seal skins, 74
Seddon, Hon. R., 148
Silk, 180
Silver,

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FOOTNOTES:

[A] "Modern Germany," by J. Ellis Barker.

[B] Ibid.

[C] "Modern Germany," by J. Ellis Barker.

[D] Government Paper C—4265, 1884.

[E] Rooi-Nek, Red Neck, served to describe Englishmen owing to their exposed necks burning brick-red under South African suns.

[F] Machela.—Hammock slung on a bamboo which is carried on the shoulders of six or eight boys, according to the weight of the traveller; a form of travelling universal in Central and Eastern Africa.

[G] Even to-day the business of the Portuguese Colonies on the East Coast of Africa is carried on with Lisbon via Goa.

[H] From H. B. M.'s Consular Report, 1910.

[I] "In Far New Guinea," by Henry Newton. Seeley Service & Co. Price, 16s.

Transcriber's notes:

- Different spelling of 'resistance' and 'rÉsistance' results from different usage and languages.
- Ligatures used as given in book.

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