INDEX
Abbas II, Hilmy Pasha, Khedive of
Egvpt, 408; deposed by Great Britain,
352.
Abd-el-Aziz, Sultan of Morocco, 284: hesi-
tates to accept French control, 288; de-
mands conference of Powers, 289-90;
European sympathies, 291-92; de-
feated by Mlulai-el-Hafid, 292; abdi-
cates, 293-96; pensioned, 297.
Abd-el-Kader, Dey of Algiers, 248-49;
treaty with France, 249; campaigns
against France, 250-51; defeated by
France, 251.
Abdullah el Taaisha, successor of the
Mahdi, driven from the Congo, 40; rule
of, 137, 406-07; accession of, 406; de-
feated by British, 411.
Abercorn, James Hamilton, 2d Duke of,
President of British South Africa Com-
pany, 232.
Aberdeen, George Hamilton Gordon, 4th
Earl of, British Premier, withdraws
British sovereignty from Orange River
territory, 190.
Aborigines Protection Society of Great
Britain, criticizes Congo administra-
tion, 49, 53.
Abu-Klea, town in Sudan, defeat of Mah-
dists at, 404.
Abyssinia, Kingdom of, 137, 140, 399: po-
litical integrity of, 343; wars with
Egypt, 364; control of the Nile, 392:
relations with Italy, 408.
Accords, Franco-Moroccan (1910), 301-
02; Spanish-Moroccan (1910), 302.
Act of the West African Conference, 30.
32, 34, 60. See Berlin Conference.
Adamaua, district in German Cameroons,
81; ceded to Germany by Treaty of
1893, 136, 157.
Adly Yeghen Pasha, Egyptian Premier,
383, 391.
Administration, 4, 7; Congo Independent
State, 37-48; Belgian Congo, 356-60,
65-68; German West and Southwest
Africa, 81-84; Mandates, 81-83, 121-
23, 226; British East Africa Protector-
ate, 92-93, 98, 101, 104; Uganda, 97-99,
101-05; Kenya Colony, 103; Kenya
Protectorate, 105; Italian Somaliland,
117-18; German East Africa. 119: Tane
zanyika Territory, 121-22; Sahara,
143; French West Africa, 146-47;
Nigeria, 154-55, 178-79; Northern Ni-
geria, 159-61, 167-71, 173; Southern
Nigeria, 155, 159, 177-78; Cape Col-
»ny, 191; Natal, 191; Transvaal, 201-03,
211-15; Orange River Colony, 211-15;
Union of South Africa, 219-21; Basuto-
land Protectorate, 231; Bechuanaland
ind Swaziland Protectorates, 231; Alse-
ria, 252-56; Tunisia, 270-78; Morocco,
318, 320-22; Tripolitania, 342-43, 352,
357, 360-62; Egypt, 363-69, 375-81,
388; Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, 406-07,
409-11, 420.
ifrican Lakes Company in Nyasaland,
233.
\frikander Bond, advocates union of
South Africa, 198, 217-18.
Agadir, port in Morocco, military occu-
pation of, 326.
Agadir Crisis, between France and Ger-
many, 303-14.
Agriculture, in Belgian Congo, 67: in Ger.
man Southwest Africa, 82-83; in Togo-
land and German Cameroons, 83, 311;
in British East Africa and Uganda, 93,
106-08; in Italian Somaliland, 117-18;
in German East Africa, 118, 121; in
French West Africa, 149-50: in Nigeria,
151, 180-82; in South African Protec-
torates, 231; in Southern Rhodesia, 232,
241; in Nyasaland, 242-43; in Algeria,
260-62; in Tunisia, 274-75; in Morocco,
279-80, 334; in Tripolitania, 340; in
Egypt, 363; in Sudan, 411, 415, 419.
\hmadu, native state in West Africa, con-
quered by French, 126.
+hmed Pasha Ziwar, Egyptian Premier,
accepts British demands, 390; forms
coalition ministry, 390.
\in Sefra, French territory in Southern
Algeria, 145, 256; railways in, 255; ad-
ministration of, 258-59.
ikidas, local administrators in German
East Africa, 119, 122.
Albert I, King of Belgium, quoted, 63.
Albart Nyanza, lake in Sudan, 395; discov:
ery of, 20; explorations, 393.
Alexander, Capt. Boyd, British explorer,
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