530 INDEX.

Civil war prevalent in West and in South Barbary, 279. Characteristic trait of Muhamedans, 308. Christians ordered by the emperor, on pain of death, to Hve peaceably with one another, 520. Christ acknowledged by miiselmen, 240. Circumcision when performed among Muhamedans, 345. Cobas described, 272. Colonial produce, consequences of the cultivation of, in Senegal by the French, 228. Commercial intercourse with Africa favourable to the propagation of Christianity, 227. Recommended on a large scale, 249. 251. 259. Commercial 2iA\er\tuYev in Africa more likely to succeed than a scientific one, 259. Commerce, the key of Africa, 428. Communication with Africa to be effected by the medium of commerce, 493. CowwM2fl/ customs, 313. Copper mines, 331. Corn, abundant at Dar el Beidaand at Fedalla, 110. Abundance of, in West Barbary, 208. 340. Couriers, confidence reposed in them, 405.

Coffee of Timbuctoo, 279. Consuls of the European powers, their residence, 130. Congo, Africans of, how converted to the Christian faith 442. Continental markets of Europe, contemplation how they will be supplied with colonial produce, 229. Cuscusoe, or more properly Kuskasoe, an excellent food, mode of preparing it, 97. Customs, Muhamedan, 230. Cuba, slave-trade and produce of, increased, 270. Customs of the shelluhs of Idaultit, and laws of, remarkable, 313. Customs, ceremonies at funerals, 465.

D.

Dances of the Arabs described, music of, 140. 344. Dates abundant at Tafilelt, 80. Dar el Beida, a corn country, 110. Dead, bodies of the, never interred in towns or in the mosques, 272. Ceremony of interment, 273. Deism, 325. Deef Allah, what, 341. Dewy of science and the arts among the Arabs, 352.