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Report,  1871—continued.

ZanzibA  R—continued.
*  6.  Summary  Measures  proposed  to  be  adopted  towards  the  Sultan—continued.
Suggestion  that  a  new  and  stringent  treaty  be  made  with  the  present  Sultan  of
Zanzibar,  and  that  summary  measures  be  adopted  towards  the  northern  Arabs  for  the
entire  suppression  of  the  slave  trade  Rigby  574-580.  586.  608-615.  619-623  Expediency ­
  of  the  Sultan  of  Zanzibar  being  dealt  with  in  a  very  summary  manner,  and  of  the
slave  trade  being  no  longer  allowed  to  prevent  the  increase  of  legitimate  commerce,
Waller  960-964.  970,  971.
Provisions  of  the  new  treaty  proposed  to  be  made  with  the  Sultan,  Rep.  vi.
Recommendaiion  by  the  Committee  that  it  be  notified  to  the  Sultan  of  Zanzibar  that
the  existing  treaty  provisions  must  be  abrogated,  with  a  view  to  effectual  measures  being
taken  for  the  entire  suppression  of  the  slave  trade,  whether  foreign  or  coasting,  Rep.  viii.
See  also  Abolition  or  Suppression  of  Slave  Trade.  Arabs.  British  and  British-Indian
  Subjects.  Consuls  and  Vice  Consuls.  Cruisers.  Domestic  Slavery.
France.  Health.  Kihva.  Liberated  Slaves,  2.  Political  Agency  and
Consulate.  Revenue  of  Zanzibar.  Slave  Market.  Special  Envoy.  Steam
Communication.  Trade.