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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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87. Bona 243
88. Edugh and Lake Fetzara 244
89. Constantine in 1836 246
90. The Natural Arch of Constantine 247
91. Constantine in 1884 248
92. Philippeville 250
93. Jijili 251
94. Bougie 253
95. Zwawa and Ait-Iraten Territory 257
96. Chief Tribes of Kabylia 258
97. Kuku and Shellata Pass 261
98. Fort National 264
99. Dellys 265
100. Palestro and Gorges of the Isser 266
101. Lower Sebau and laser Valleys 267
102. Algiers in 1830 269
103. Algiers in 1885 270
104. Street View in the Old Town, Algiers 271
105. Military Lines of Algiers 272
106. Sidi-Ferrush 273
107. Algerian Sahel 274
108. Bufarik 275
109. Blida 277
110. Tomb of the Christian Lady 278
111. Isthmus of Tipaza 279
112. Shershell 280
113. Tenes 281
114. Gorges of the Shelif 282
115. Medea 283
116. Miliana, Sill of Affreville 284
117. Mostaganem 285
118. Arzeu 287
119. Oran 288
120. Plain of the Andalusians 289
121. Tlemcen 291
122. Street View in Tlemcen 292
123. Mouth of the Tafna 293
124. Nemours 294
125. Nemours 295
126. The Sheliya and Plain of Medina 297
127. Lambæsis: Ruins of the Prætorium 298
128. Fum Ksantina 299
129. Ancient Roman Towns in North Aures 300
130. A Nail Arab Woman 301
131. The Bu-Khail Mountains 302
132. Emancipated Negress, Biskra 304
133. Oases of the Northern and Southern Zibans 305
134. The Wed Righ Oasis 306
135. Tugurt 307
136. Laghwat 308
137. Mzab 311
138. General View of Ghaedaya 312
139. Mzab and Metlili 313
140. Wargla 316
141. El-Golea 317
142. The Ain-Sefra Highlands 318
143. Growth of the European Population in Algeria since 1830 320
144. Teniet-el-Haad and ita Forests 322
145. A Great Algerian Domain 326
146. Thermal Springs 328
147. Growth of the Foreign Trade of Algeria since 1830 329
148. Line of Steam Navigation between Mauritania and the Opposite Coast 330
149. Roads and Railways of Algeria 331
150. An Arab Family of Tlemcen 334
151. Fully Privileged, Mixed, and Native Communes in Algeria 336
152. Relative Population of the Algerian Communea 337s
153. Holy Cities and Chief Religious Associations in Algeria 338
154. Algiers in 1832 342
155. Tiaret and Tagdemt 343
156. Routes of the Chief Explorers in Marocco 346
157. Bled-el-Makhzen and Bled-es-Siba 347
158. Crests and Passes of the Atlas South of Marrakesh 349
159. Jebel Tiza: View taken from the Tagherut Pass 350
160. The Tetuan Highlands 354
161. The Sherat River 356
162. Lower Course of the Sebu 357
163. Arabs and Berbers of Maghreb-el-Aksa 358
164. A Tangier Arab 364
165. Arab Woman of Tangier 365
166. Arab Camel-Driver 368
167. Ujda, Isly, and the Angad Plain 371
168. Tetuan 373
169. Ceuta 374
170. Tangier 376
171. El-Araish and Chemmish 378
172. Fez and Neighbourhood 379
173. A Gateway in Fez 380
174. Mecnes and Volubilis 382
175. Mulai Tayeb, Sherif of Wezzan 384
176. Rbat and Mouth of the Bu-Reorag — View taken from Sla 386
177. Rbat and Sla 387
178. Mazagan and Azemmur 389
179. Marocco — The Christian's Gate 391
180. Marrakesh 392
181. Mogador and Neighbourhood 394
182. Tarudant 396
183. Ifni and Neighbouring Coast 399
184. Wed Zis and Tafilelt Oases 400