- Abbas Hilmi II, 112.
- Abyssinia, 10.
- Africanders, 226.
- Agriculture in: French Africa, 24;
- German Africa, 181;
- Morocco, 32;
- Rhodesia, 214;
- South Africa, 234;
- the Sudan, 128;
- Tripolitania, 85-86.
- Ahaggar (Sahara), 24.
- Alexandria, bombardment of, 111.
- Algeria, 3, 9, 14, 16.
- Algerian hinterland, 57.
- Algiers, 10.
- Americans in: Rhodesia, 217-8;
- the Transvaal, 237.
- Anglo-German secret treaty, 178-9.
- Angola, 177-8.
- Antanarivo, 9.
- Arab: justice, 75;
- resistance to Italian rule, 98;
- weddings, 78;
- women, 77.
- Arabi Pasha, 110.
- Arabi's rebellion, 111.
- Archanais (Crete), 283.
- Artesian wells in the Sahara, 22.
- Ascension Island, 269.
- Ashantee, 254.
- Assuan dam, 123.
- Atlas Mountains, 31.
- Aujila oases, 88.
- Bagirmi, 100.
- Barbary Coast, 8.
- Barka (Tripolitania), 87.
- Barnato, Barney, 243.
- Barotseland, 196.
- Beira (Port. East Africa), 206 et seq.
- Beit, Alfred, 193.
- Belgian Congo, 176-7;
- communications in, 187;
- reversion of, 177.
- Benghazi (Tripolitania), 84, 87.
- Berbers, 36.
- Bey of Tunis, 64.
- Big game in Rhodesia, 196.
- Biskra (Algeria), 60.
- “Blue tongue,” 232.
- Boers, 226.
- Bornu, 100.
- Botha, General Louis, 233 et seq.
- Bridge over the Zambezi, 194.
- British in: Egypt, 111 et seq.;
- South Africa, 154.
- Karroo, the, 233.
- Katanga District (Belgian Congo), 195-6.
- Keetmanshoop (German Southwest Africa), 188.
- Khalifa, the, 20, 197.
- Khartoum, 138 et seq.
- King Assibi of the Gold Coast, 254.
- King Kabanga of Uganda, 254.
- King Minos of Crete, 282.
- King Prempeh of Ashantee, 254 et seq.
- Kitchener, Lord, of Khartoum, 112, 118.
- Knossos, ruins of, 282.
- Kodok (Anglo-Egyptian Sudan), 20.
- Kosti (Anglo-Egyptian Sudan), 198.
- Kourassa (French Guinea), 9.
- KrÜger, President Paul, 238.
- Kufra Oases, 88, 99.
- Kumasi (Ashantee), 254.
- Labor, demand for, in Rhodesia, 218.
- Lake No, 137.
- Lake Tanganyika, 187.
- Lake Tchad, 9.
- Language problem in South Africa, 224.
- Laraiche. (See El Araish.)
- Liberia, 3.
- Libya, 80 et seq.
- Livingstone, David, finding of, by Stanley, 151.
- Livingstone's discovery of Victoria Falls, 210.
- Lobenguela, 211.
- Lobito Bay Railway, 179, 201.
- “Longwood,” residence of Napoleon, 266.
- Lualaba River, 187.
- LÜderitz Bay (German Southwest Africa), 188.
- Madagascar, 5, 9, 12.
- MahÉ (Seychelles), 248 et seq.
- Majunga (Madagascar), 9.
- Mannesmann Brothers in Morocco, 173.
- Marchand, Major, and the Fashoda incident, 20.
- Marrakesh (Morocco), 30.
- Mashonaland, 209.
- Matabeleland, 190.
- Mauresque women, 67-69.
- Mauritania, 4.
- MÉharistes, 18.
- Melilla (Morocco), 47.
- Meroe, Island of (Anglo-Egyptian Sudan), 138.
- Mineral resources of South Africa, 234.
- Mohammedanism, spread of, in Africa, 95 et seq.
- Moorish character, 38.
- Moors, the, 36.
- Morals of Europeans in East Africa, 157.
- Morocco, 257.
- Transvaal, 235.
- Treatment of women in North Africa, 74-79.
- Tripoli (Tripolitania), 84-89.
- Tripolitania, 80 et seq.;
- future of, 88, 105;
- trade of, 91.
- Tsetse-fly, 208, 213.
- Tuaregs, 99.
- Tuat (Sahara), 52.
- Tunisia, 3.
- Tunisian justice, 64.
- Tunisian perfumery, 67.
- Turkish Sultan's influence in Africa, 96.
- Uganda Railway, 200.
- Ujda (Morocco), 9.
- Ujiji (German East Africa), 187.
- Umtali (Mashonaland), 209.
- United States in Africa, 82 et seq.
- Upper Senegal-Niger Territories, 4.
- Vasco da Gama, 143.
- Victoria (Seychelles), 254.
- Victoria Falls, 194, 210, 220 et seq.
- Victoria Nyanza, 198, 203.
- Wadai, 5, 9, 100.
- Wady Haifa (Anglo-Egyptian Sudan), 137.
- Walfish Bay (German Southwest Africa), 188.
- Women of North Africa, 56 et seq.
- “World's View” (Cape of Good Hope), 203.
- Zambezi River, 221.
- Zanzibar, 143 et seq.;
- climate, 146;
- future of, 163;
- German desire for, 164;
- hotel accommodation in, 146-7;
- ivory market in, 153;
- natives of, 154;
- Sultan of, 160 et seq.;
- tropical diseases in, 152.
- Ziban, the (Algerian Sahara), 57.
- Zulus, 229.
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