INDEX
169
130, 153, 162, 166-69; in Central Af-
rica, 38-40, 47; Dervishes in Sudan,
40, 13640, 395-411; in Southwest Af-
rica, 69-73; Zululand, 71, 230; Bech-
uanaland, 71, 200, 221, 231; Basuto-
land, 71, 189, 200, 221, 231; Sultanate
of Zanzibar, 86-93; Sultanate of Witu,
86, 93, 103; in East Africa, 88, 102
Sultanate of Oppia, 93; Uganda, 94-97
Unyoro, 97, 102; Sultanate of Ta-
kaungu, 103; Kingdom of Cayore, 125
Ahmadu, in West Africa, 126-27;
Kingdom of Samory, 126-27; in West
Africa, 127-30; Behansin, in Dahomey,
128; Borgu, in Nigeria, 129, 131, 134,
156-57; Gando, in Nigeria, 129-30, 156;
Nupé, in Nigeria, 131, 153, 157, 162;
Ilorin, in Nigeria, 131, 157; Senoussi,
135, 259, 283, 349-50, 356-60; Abyssinia,
137, 140, 343, 364, 392, 399, 408; Shil-
lucks, in Sudan, 138, 411; Dar-Fur, in
Sudan, 140, 163, 356, 383, 393-94, 412-
13; Wadal, in Sudan, 140, 164, 344; Ba-
guirmi, in Sudan, 141; Touaregs, in
Sahara, 144, 146, 244, 256, 259; Ashan-
tiland, 154, 162; Kontagora, in Ni-
geria, 162, 166; Yola, in Nigeria, 163;
Bornu, in Nigeria, 163-65; Bauchi, in
Nigeria, 164-65; Gombé, in Nigeria,
165; Zaria, in Nigeria, 165-66; Kano.
in Nigeria, 166-67, 169; Hausa in Ni-
geria, 166, 169; Katsena in Nigeria, 167;
Kaffir in South Africa, 188-90; Griqua-
land, in South Africa, 189; Matabele-
land, 200, 231-34; Mashonaland, 200,
232-34; Swaziland, 221-231; * Boer
Republics,” 230; Awemba in Central
Africa, 236; Kabyles in Algeria, 244,
253; Berbers, 244, 253, 297, 324, 350,
358; M'Zab, in Sahara, 256; Khroumiria
in Tunisia, 267; The Riff in Morocco,
300; Bahr-el-Ghazal, 393-95; in Anglo-
Egyptian Sudan, 393, 411.
Natives. See Population.
Natural Resources, 4; Congo Independent
State, 25, 43-47, 58; Belgian Congo, 67;
German Southwest Africa, 83-84,
British East Africa, 92; Kenya, 106;
Uganda, 106; German East Africa, 120:
French West Africa, 149; Nigeria, 180-
83; Union of South Africa, 192, 199-
Rhodesia, 232, 241-42; Nyasaland,
242-43; Algeria, 261-62; Tunisia, 274-
75; Morocco, 280, 330; French Congo,
309; Tripolitania, 340; Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan, 415.
Navigation, freedom of, on Congo River,
27-28. 32. 48: on Nicer River. 29.
Nemours, Louis Charles P. R. Duc de,
captures Constantine, 249.
Netherlands South African Company,
builds railway to Rand, in Transvaal,
199.
Ngoko-Sanga Development Company, in
French Congo, 309.
Niger Coast Protectorate, British, 154.
Niger, French colony in West Africa,
146-47.
Nigeria, British Colony and Protectorate,
3, 287, 311; Anglo-French competition
in, 129, 134, 153, 156-57, 164-63;
Anglo-German competition in, 136,
157, 165; natural resources, 151, 180—
83; explorations in, 151-52; rule of Brit-
ish Royal Niger Company, 152-58;
administration of Southern Nigeria,
154-53, 1539, 177-78; administration of
Northern Nigeria, 159-61, 170-77; pac-
fication of Northern Nigeria, 161-70;
inification of Southern and Northern
Nigeria, 178; administration, 178-79;
;axation, 179; Constitution of, 179-80;
self-government in, 179; effect of Great
War on, 180-81; imports and exports,
180-83; financial surplus, 180-81; rail-
ways, 182,
Niger River, 154, 170; explored, 19, 151~
52; Berlin Conference (1884), 29;
French control of, 125-34, 136; British
control of, 129-34; commercial trans-
portation on, 133, 342.
Nightingale, Consul A., in Congo State,
53; quoted, 46-47.
Nikki, town in Dahomey, 129; meeting of
French and British troops at, 131, 134.
Nile River, 340, 398; explored, 20, 393;
British control of, 98, 100, 138, 139,
413; frontier of Uganda, 102; meeting of
Marchand and Kitchener on, 137-40;
division of water between Egypt and
Sudan, 390-92.
Noki, town on Congo River, claimed by
Portugal, 28, 30.
North African Conference (1924), meeting
of administrators of Algeria, Tunis, and
Morocco, 337-38.
Northeastern Rhodesia, British Protec-
torate, 236-37; administered by British
South Africa Company, 235-36; im-
ports and exports, 242.
Torthern Nigeria, British Protectorate,
administration, 159-61, 167-68, 170-
71, 175; land tenure, 160-61, 174-75;
abolition of slave trade in, 161, 168,
172; importation of liquors and fire-
arms prohibited, 161, 168: railways, 161,
