Full text: Europe and Africa

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INDEX 
Alexandria, seaport in Egypt, anti-foreign 
riots in, 373, 385; British bombardment 
of, 374. 
\lgeciras, Conference of (1906), 290-91, 
303, 316, 329; Final Act, 296, 298-99, 
323; free-trade provisions, 305, 307; 
modified by Treaty of Versailles, 335. 
Algeria, French dependency, 12, 18, 126, 
143, 145, 267, 281, 324, 342; Barbary pi- 
rates, 244-46; capture of Algiers by 
French, 246-47; conquest of Oran and 
Titeri, 248; treaty with Abd-el-Kader, 
249: conquest of Constantine, 249-50; 
defeat of Abd-el-Kader, 250-51; failure 
of French administration before 1880, 
252-54; land tenure, 254; administra~ 
tion of Northern Algeria, 254-55, 257— 
58, 335-37; railways and public im- 
provements, 255-56, 259-60; adminis- 
tration of Territory of the South, 256- 
59; participation in Great War, 259; 
administration of justice, 259; financial 
deficit, 260, 262; imports and exports, 
260-61; people, 261; natural resources, 
261-62; Tunis, 263-64; North African 
Conference, 337-38; cessions to Tripol- 
itania, 359. 
\lgiers, capital of Algeria, 245, 247; cap- 
tured by France, 17, 246, 263; adminis- 
tration of, 257. 
Algiers, Dey of, 244; makes treaty with 
France (1801), 245-46; deposed (1830), 
246: rule of, 247-48; reign of Abd-el- 
Kader, 248-51. 
Ali IV, Bey of Tunis, 270; signs Conven: 
tion of Marsa (1883); 271. 
Ali-ben-Khalifa, Tunisian chieftain, re 
volts against France, 268-69. 
Alieu, Emir of Kano. defeated by British. 
167. 
Allenby, Field Marshal Edmund Henry 
H., 1st Viscount of Megiddo and Felix- 
stone, 387, 389; appointed Governor- 
General of Egypt, 384; seizes custom 
house at Cairo, 390. 
Amendola, Signor Giovanni, Italian Min- 
ister for Colonies, 358. 
Anglo-Belgian Indiarubber Company, in 
Congo, 25; oppresses natives, 46. 
Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 100; Mahdi insur- 
rection, 136, 395-96; Dervish misrule, 
137, 406-07, 411; Kitchener's recon- 
quest of, 138-40, 408-11; Franco-Brit- 
ish treaty (1899), 140; Franco-British 
treaties (1919 and 1924), 141, 420; con- 
quest of Mehemet Ali, 364, 391, 393; 
British rule, 387, 389-92, 412, 420; con- 
trol of the Nile waters. 390. 392: rule of 
General Gordon, 394-95; evacuation of 
11884), 396-404; result of evacuation, 
405-07; railways, 409, 413, 415; irriga- 
tion of, 409, 414-15; Egyptian loans and 
revenue, 414; imports and exports, 414— 
15; education, 415-19; effect of Great 
War, 419-20. 
Angola, Portuguese colony in western Af- 
rica, 68. 
Angra Pequena, Bay of, in German South- 
west Africa, claimed by Germany, 73, 
74, 77: claimed by Cape Colony, 75, 76; 
German claim recognized by Grea 
Britain, 78. 
\rabi, Colonel Ahmed, leader of Egyptian 
military party, 370; Egyptian Minister 
of War and Marine, 371, 373; defeated 
by British forces at Tel-el-Kabir, 374. 
Arabs, in Africa, 100; as slave traders, 38- 
40, 96, 163-65, 394; British subjugation 
of the Mazrui, 103; in Kenya, 110-11, 
114; in Nigeria, 164; in northern Africa, 
244-45; in Algeria, 251-52, 356; in Tri- 
politania, 342, 350, 355-57; in Tunisia, 
356; in Egypt, 370. 
vrhitration, of Zanzibar dispute by Lord 
Canning, 86; of East African boundaries 
by Baron Lambermont, 92; of Griqua- 
land dispute, 192; of civil suits in Mo- 
rocco, 310; Franco-German treaty pro- 
visions (1911), 311-12. 
Archinard, General Louis, French officer 
in West Africa, subdues the Ahmadu, 
126; leads campaigns against Samory, 
126-27; secures the Upper Niger dis- 
trict for France, 128. 
\rmies, Hausa constabulary, 40, 129, 156— 
57; in Great War, 66, 84, 120; Sudanese 
troops in Uganda, 97, 102; in conquest 
of Sudan, 137-38, 396, 402-04, 407-11; 
West African Frontier Police, 162, 167, 
170; in Boer War, 209; Union Defense 
Force, 227; in Algerian campaigns 
(1830-47), 246-51; Foreign Legion in 
Jouthern Algeria, 258-59; in Tunisian 
sampaign (1881), 267; in Moroccan civil 
wars, 288, 292-94, 300, 303; in Italian- 
[urkish War, 348-51; Fascisti volun- 
teers in Tripolitania, 358-59; Nationals 
in Egypt, 370-74; British in Egypt, 
374-75. 
\rmstrong, Jack P., vice-consul in Congo 
Independent State, 53; reports on Bel- 
gian reforms in Congo, 61. 
Arnold, Major, meets French forces at 
Nikki, 131. 
Ashanti, native tribe in West Africa, wars 
with Great Britain, 154, 162.
	        
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