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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
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100. Assini 231
101. Women of Grand Bassam 232
102. Agni Type 234
103. Routes of Chief Explorers North and East of Cape Coast 236
104. The Lower Volta 238
105. Route from Accra to Coomassi 244
106. Gold Coast Possessions and Surrounding Districts 245
107. Inhabitants of the Gold Coast and Surrounding Districts 246
108. General View of Elmina 249
109. From Accra to the Sanatorium of Abouri 251
110. Abetifi Mountains 253
111. Mouths of the Volta 254
112. Shore-line East of Lagos 258
113. Lagos — European Quarters 259
114. Inhabitants of the Slave Coast 261
115. A Mohammedan Yoruba Trader 263
116. Inland Scenery, Slave Coast 264
117. Togo District 266
118. Dahomey and Ajuda Coast 268
119. Lagos 270
120. Rock of Abeokuta 273
121. Hypotheses of the Old Geographers on the Course of the Niger 277
122. Chief Routes of Explorers in the Niger Basin West of the Benue 278
123. The Tembi-Kundu Hill and Source of the Niger 279
124. Upper Niger Valley 280
125. Backwaters South of Timbuktu 282
126. The Burum Defiles 283
127. The Bussa Rapids 284
128. Confluence of the Niger and Benue 285
129. Cofluence of the Kwara (Nlger) and Benue 286
130. Mouths of the Nun and Brass 287
131. Ancient Empire of the Toucouleurs 289
132. Inhabitants of the Upper Niger 290
133. Interior of a Bambara House 291
134. The Dio Watershed between the Niger and Senegal 293
135. Cascade near Bamaku 294
136. Bamaku 295
137. Segu 296
138. Sansandig 297
139. The Hombori Mountains 300
140. Timbuktu 301
141. El-Haj Abd-el-Kader, Envoy of Timbuktu 302
142. The Races of West Africa 305
143. Sokoto: View taken in the Interior 307
144. Range of Mohammedanism in Central Africa 310
145. A Sokoto Fulah — Brother of the Sultan 311
146. Inhabitants of Haussa 312
147. Katsena and Dankama 314
148. Kano 315
149. Plan of Sokoto and Map of Haussa, drawn by Sultan Bello 316
150. Wurno: View taken in the Interior 317
151. Gando and Sokoto 318
152. Rabba 320
153. Bida and Kaduna 321
154. Egga 322
155. The Upper Benue 325
156. Mac-Iver Peak 326
157. Chief Routes of Explorers East of the Benue 328
158. Riverain Populations of the Benue and Lower Niger 329
159. Languages of the Benue and Lower Niger 331
160. Yola 333
161. View taken in Demsa Poha 334
162. Yakoba and Mount Saranda 335
163. Dwellings in Nupé 336
164. Idda 337
165. Onitcha 338
166. Bonny and New Calabar 339
167. Old Calabar and Oyono 340
168. Routes of Explorers in Tsad Basin 343
169. Shores of Lake Tsad 345
170. Lake of Tuburi 346
171. The Ba Busso, or Eastern Shari, at Miskin, South-East of Lagon 347
172. Tsad and Bahr El-Ghazal 348
173. View taken on the Banks of the Shari 350
174. Inhabitants of Kanem 355
175. Inhabitants of Bornu 359
176. Kuka 361
177. The Mora Mountains 363
178. Massena and East Baghirmi 368
179. View taken at the foot of the Cameroons 370
180. Chief Routes of Explorers in the Cameroons 372
181. The Lobé Falls 374
182. Tribes of the Cameroons 377
183. Victoria 381
184. Victoria and Bimbi 382
185. Chief Routes of Explorers in the Gaboon and Ogoway Basins 385
186. Confluence of the Komo and Ramboé 387
187. Supposed Course of the Ogoway before the late discoveries 388
188. The Ogoway and Zonengway 390
189. Lines of Equal Cloudiness in Africa 391
190. Inhabitants of the Gaboon and Ogoway Basins 395
191. Fan Woman 396
192. The Banya Lagoon and Ba-Lumbo Country 399
193. A Cabinda 401
194. Corisco Bay 403
195. Elobey Islands 404
196. Libreville and Mouth of the Gaboon 405
197. Ma-Poko Falls on the Upper Ogoway 406
198. Franceville 407
199. Mouth of the Kwilu 408
200. Portuguese Possessions North of the Congo 409
201. Africa, according to Homann, in 1711 412
202. Congo Basin as traced by Stanley after crossing the Continent 414