Chapter VII (6)

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Name of Work. | Author. |Date.| Publisher. |Publ. | Remarks.
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†The |Prince |1886 |Trübner & | |
Literature of |Ibrahim-Hilmy| |Co., London. | |
Egypt and the | | | | |
Sudan | | | | |
| | | | |
A Journey to |Poncet |1698 | — | — |Sketchy.
the Courts of | | | | |
Sennar and | | | | |
Abyssinia | | | | |
| | | | |
Nouveau |W. G. Browne |1800 |Dentu, Paris | — |No great
voyage dans | | | | |value.
la Haute et | | | | |
Basse Égypte, | | | | |
la Syrie, le | | | | |
Darfour | | | | |
| | | | |
Travels in |J. L. |1819 |J. Murray, | — |Valuable
Nubia |Burckhardt | |London. | |historically.
| | | | |
Narrative of |G. Belzoni |1821 |J. Murray, | |
the Operations | | |London. | |
and Recent | | | | |
Discoveries in | | | | |
Egypt and Nubia| | | | |
| | | | |
Notes during |Sir F. |1823 |J. Murray, | |
a Visit to |Henniker | |London. | |
Egypt, Nubia, | | | | |
the Oasis, | | | | |
Mount Sinai, | | | | |
and Jerusalem | | | | |
| | | | |
†Voyage à |F. Cailliaud |1826 |Imprimerie | — |With atlas
Méroé, etc. | | |Royale, Paris| |and plates;
| | | | |valuable.
| | | | |
Relation |Ferlini |1834 | — | — |Treasure at
Historique, | | | | |Meroe.
etc. | | | | |
| | | | |
†Reisen in |Russegger |1838 |Vienna (?) | — |16 vols,
Nubien, etc. | | | | |60 maps;
| | | | |scarce.
| | | | |There is an
| | | | |abridged
| | | | |edition.
| | | | |Valuable.
| | | | |
Premier voyage |Capt. Selim |1842 |C. A. | |
à la recherche | | |Bertrand, | |
des sources du | | |Paris. | |
Nil Blanc | | | | |
| | | | |
Voyage au |Cheykh Mohd. |1845 |B. Duprat, | — |Interesting.
Darfour |Ebn-Omar | |Paris | |
|El-Tounsy | | | |
| | | | |
Voyage en |E. Combes |1846 |Desessart, | |
Égypte, en | | |Paris. | |
Nubie | | | | |
| | | | |
†Expedition to |F. Werne |1849 |London. | |
discover the | | | | |
Sources of the | | | | |
White Nile, | | | | |
1840-41 | | | | |
| | | | |
†Denkmäler aus |R. Lepsius |1849 | — | — |Valuable;
Aegypten, etc. | | | | |500 plates.
| | | | |
Le Désert et |Cte. |1853 |J. Dumaine, | |
le Soudan |d’Escayrac | |Paris. | |
|de Lauture | | | |
| | | | |
Mémoire sur le |Cte. |1855-|A. Bertrand, | |
Soudan |d’Escayrac |1856 |Paris. | |
|de Lauture | | | |
| | | | |
†Travels and |H. Barth |1857 |London | — |Useful.
Discoveries | | | | |
in North and | | | | |
Central Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
Étude sur la |H. Fournel |1857 |B. Duprat, | |
Conquête de | | |Paris. | |
l’Afrique par | | | | |
les Arabes | | | | |
| | | | |
†Travels in |J. Petherick |1862 |London | — |Useful.
Central Africa | | | | |Ghazal.
| | | | |
†Journal of |Capt. J. H. |1864 |Edinburgh. | |
the Discovery |Speke | | | |
of the Source | | | | |
of the Nile | | | | |
| | | | |
What led to |Capt. J. H. |1864 |W. Blackwood | |
the Discovery |Speke | |& Sons, | |
of the Source | | |Edinburgh. | |
of the Nile | | | | |
| | | | |
†A Walk across |Grant |1864 | | |
Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
Voyage aux |G. Lejean |1865 |L. Hachette | — |With atlas;
deux Nils | | |& Co., Paris | |detailed,
| | | | |but not
| | | | |accurate.
| | | | |
L’Égypte, la |Dr. Stacquez |1865 |Imprimerie | |
Basse Nubie et | | |de L. | |
le Sinai | | |Grandmont | |
| | |Donders, | |
| | |Liège. | |
| | | | |
Skizze der |Hartmann |1866 |Berlin. | |
Nilländer | | | | |
| | | | |
Sul N’Yanza |M. Erizzo |1866 |G. | |
Alberto | | |Antonnelli, | |
| | |Venice. | |
| | | | |
†The Nile |Sir S. W. |1867 |MacMillan & | |
Tributaries of |Baker | |Co., London. | |
Abyssinia | | | | |
| | | | |
†Discovery of |Sir S. W. |1868 |MacMillan & | |
the Albert |Baker | |Co., London. | |
Nyanza | | | | |
| | | | |
Travels in |Hon. C. L. |1868 |J. Murray, | |
Egypt and |Irby and J. | |London. | |
Nubia, Syria |Mangles | | | |
and the Holy | | | | |
Land | | | | |
| | | | |
Les jardins et |G. |1870 |Imprimerie | |
les champs de |Delchevalerie| |C. Annoot- | |
la vallée du | | |Braeckmann, | |
Nil | | |Gand. | |
| | | | |
†The Heart of |Dr. G. |1871 |Sampson, Low |7_s._ |Useful.
Africa |Schweinfurth | |& Co., London| |
| | | | |
Vocabulaire de |Dr. Perron |1874 |Imprimerie | |
la langue du | | |de | |
Darfour | | |l’État-major,| |
| | |Cairo. | |
| | | | |
†Reise in der |E. Marno |1875 | — | — |Useful.
Egyptischen | | | | |
Aequatorial- | | | | |
Provinz und in | | | | |
Kordofan | | | | |
| | | | |
†Reisebriefe |E. Marno |1875 |Wien. | — |Useful.
vom oberen Nil | | | | |
| | | | |
Central Africa |Col. C. C. |1876 |London. | |
|Long | | | |
| | | | |
Life with the |A. B. R. |1876 |Smith & Co., | |
Hamran Arabs |Myers | |London. | |
| | | | |
Dell’ arrivo |C. Piaggia |1877 |Lucca. | |
fra i | | | | |
Niam-Niam e | | | | |
del soggiorno | | | | |
sul lago Tzana | | | | |
in Abissinia | | | | |
| | | | |
Reisen und |K. Zoppritz |1877 |J. Perthes, | |
Forschungen im | | |Gotha. | |
Gebiete des | | | | |
Weissen und | | | | |
Blauen Nil | | | | |
| | | | |
†The Cradle of |E. A. de |1877 |J. Murray, | |
the Blue Nile |Cosson | |London. | |
| | | | |
†Reisen im |E. Marno |1880 | — | — |Useful.
Gebiete des Nil| | | | |
| | | | |
Nubische |Lepsius |1880 | — | |
Gramatik | | | | |
| | | | |
Incidents of |F. Ensor |1881 |London. | |
a Journey | | | | |
through Nubia | | | | |
and Darfur | | | | |
| | | | |
†Col. Gordon |G. B. Hill |1881 |T. de la | |
in Central | | |Rue & Co., | |
Africa, 1874-79| | |London. | |
| | | | |
To the Central |J. Thomson |1881 |Sampson, | |
African Lakes | | |Low & Co., | |
and back | | |London. | |
| | | | |
†Uganda and |Rev. C. T. |1882 |London. | |
the Egyptian |Wilson and | | | |
Sudan |R. W. Felkin | | | |
| | | | |
†Wild Tribes |F. L James |1883 |J. Murray, | — |Useful.
of the Soudan | | |London | |
| | | | |
Itinéraire | — |1883 |Typo- | |
de Souakin à | | |Lithographie,| |
Berber | | |V. Penasson, | |
| | |Alexandria | |
| | | | |
Modern |L. Cust |1883 |London. | |
Languages of | | | | |
Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
The English in |Lieut.-Col. |1884 |W. H. Allen | |
Egypt, England |Hennebert | |& Co., | |
and the Mahdi | | |London. | |
| | | | |
My Wanderings |Mrs. Speedy |1884 |R. Bentley & | — |2 vols.
in the Soudan | | |Son, London | |
| | | | |
Life in the |J. Williams |1884 |London. | |
Soudan | | | | |
| | | | |
The Soudan and |The |1884 |W. H. Allen |6_d._ |
the British |Patriotic | |& Co., London| |
Ministry |Association | | | |
| | | | |
†Ismailia: |Sir S. W. |1884 |London | — |Useful.
Expedition to |Baker | | | |
Central Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
Letters from |F. Power |1885 |London. | |
Khartoum | | | | |
| | | | |
Gordon and the | — |1885 |London. | |
Mahdi | | | | |
| | | | |
The Sudan |Lieut. M. |1885 |London. | |
Military |Nathan | | | |
Railway | | | | |
| | | | |
†Report on |Nushi Pasha |1885 |Cairo | — |Arabic and
Gordon and | | | | |English MS.
the Fall of | | | | |
Khartoum | | | | |
| | | | |
L’Afrique |E. Reclus |1885 |L. Hachette | 37 |Useful.
Septentrionale | | |& Co., Paris | frs. |
| | | | |
With Hicks |Col. Hon. J. |1885 |Smith & Co., | |
Pasha in the |Colborne | |London. | |
Sudan | | | | |
| | | | |
Three Months |E. Sartorius |1885 |Kegan Paul & | |
in the Soudan | | |Co., London. | |
| | | | |
†Egyptian |C. Royle |1886 |London | — |Useful.
Campaigns, | | | | |
1882-1885 | | | | |
| | | | |
†La Confrérie |H. Duveyrier |1886 |Société de | — |Useful.
Musulmane de | | |Géographie, | |
Sidi Mohammed | | |Paris | |
Ben ’Ali | | | | |
Es-Senussi | | | | |
| | | | |
Les |A. Khlat |1886 |Khedivial | — |Arabic.
Explorations | | |Geographical | |
égyptiennes en | | |Society, | |
Afrique | | |Cairo | |
| | | | |
†Journals of |A. E. Hake |1886 |Remington & | |
General Gordon | | |Co., Paris. | |
at Khartoum | | | | |
| | | | |
Suakin, 1885 |Major E. G. |1886 |Kegan Paul & | |
|Parry | |Co., London. | |
| | | | |
Diario storico |G. B. |1883 |Typo- | |
militare delle |Messedaglia | |Lithographie,| |
Rivolte al | | |V. Penasson, | |
Sudan, Dal | | |Alexandria | |
1878 in poi | | | | |
| | | | |
Charles Gordon |F. Grin |1886 |Fischbacher, | |
| | |Paris. | |
| | | | |
Events in |H. W. Gordon |1886 |Kegan Paul & | |
the Life of | | |Co., London. | |
Charles George | | | | |
Gordon | | | | |
| | | | |
Days and |Major E. A. |1886 |J. Murray, | |
Nights of |de Cosson | |London. | |
Service | | | | |
with Sir G. | | | | |
Graham’s Field | | | | |
Force at Suakin| | | | |
| | | | |
†From Korti to |Sir C. W. |1886 |London | — |Useful.
Khartoum |Wilson | | | |
| | | | |
La Tripolitaine|M. Fournel |1887 |C. Ainé, | |
| | |Paris. | |
| | | | |
Too Late for |A. Macdonald |1887 |J. Murray, | |
Gordon and | | |London. | |
Khartoum | | | | |
| | | | |
The Story of |A. E. Hake |1887 |Remington & | |
Chinese Gordon | | |Co., London. | |
| | | | |
The late |Capt. C. B. |1887 |Gale & |2_s._ |
Battles in the |Mayne | |Polden, | |
Sudan | | |Chatham | |
| | | | |
†Campaign of |Col. Sir W. |1887 |London. | |
the Cataracts |F. Butler | | | |
| | | | |
Notes on |Major G. B. |1887 |Harrison & |3_s._ |
Transport and |Burn | |Sons, London |6_d._ |
Camel Corps | | | | |
| | | | |
Recent Events |W. H. D. |1887 |T. Nelson & |3_s._ |
in the Soudan |Adams | |Sons, London |6_d._ |
| | | | |
Emin Pasha in |Mrs. R. W. |1888 |London. | |
Central Africa |Felkin | | | |
| | | | |
With the Camel |Lieut. Count |1888 |Chapman & |9_s._ |Nile
Corps up the |Gleichen | |Hall, London |6_d._ |Expedition,
Nile | | | | |1884-85.
| | | | |
†’83 to’87 in |A. B. Wylde |1888 |London | — |Useful.
the Sudan | | | | |
| | | | |
Chinese Gordon |A. Forbes |1889 |G. Routledge | |
| | |& Sons, | |
| | |London. | |
| | | | |
†Emin Pasha |J. |1890 |Sampson, Low | — |Useful.
and the |Mounteney- | |& Co., London| |
Rebellion at |Jephson | | | |
the Equator | | | | |
| | | | |
†Chronological |Major F. R. |1890 |Harrison & | — |Useful.
Index of |Wingate | |Sons, London | |
Events in | | | | |
the Sudan, | | | | |
1881-1889 | | | | |
| | | | |
†In Darkest |H. M. Stanley|1890 |Sampson, | |
Africa | | |Low & Co., | |
| | |London. | |
| | | | |
Travels and |H. Barth |1890 |London | — |Reprint.
Discoveries | | | | |
in North and | | | | |
Central Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
Ten Years in |G. Casati |1891 |F. Warne & | |
Equatoria | | |Co., London. | |
| | | | |
†Sette anni |Capt. M. |1891 |G. Chiesa | |
nel Sudan |Camperio | |and F. | |
Egiziano | | |Guindani, | |
(Gessi) | | |Rome. | |
| | | | |
†Le Nil, |A. Chélu |1891 |G. Frères, | — |Useful;
le Soudan, | | |Paris | |rather
l’Égypte | | | | |inaccurate.
| | | | |
My Personal |T. H. Parke |1891 |Sampson, | |
Experiences | | |Low & Co., | |
in Equatorial | | |London. | |
Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
The Other Side |H. R. F. |1891 |Chatto & | |
of the Emin |Bourne | |Windus, | |
Pasha Relief | | |London. | |
Expedition | | | | |
| | | | |
†Herodotus |H. Cary |1891 |G. Bell & | |
| | |Sons, London.| |
| | | | |
†Mahdism and |Major F. R. |1891 |MacMillan & | |Valuable.
the Egyptian |Wingate | |Co., London | |
Sudan | | | | |
| | | | |
Seven Years in |R. Gessi |1892 |London. | |
the Sudan |Pasha | | | |
| | | | |
The Fate of | — |1892 |London | |“Edinburgh
the Sudan | | | | |Review,”
| | | | |January,
| | | | |1892.
| | | | |
†Travels |Dr. W. Junker|1890-|Chapman & | £3 |Valuable. 3
in Africa, | |1892 |Hall, London |3_s._ |vols.
1879-1886 | | | | |
| | | | |
The Sudan Past |Major F. R. |1892 |Royal | |
and Present |Wingate | |Artillery | |
| | |Institution, | |
| | |Woolwich. | |
| | | | |
Notice sur |J. Artin |1892 |Imprimerie | |
quelques |Pacha | |Nationale, | |
monnaies | | |Cairo. | |
en argent | | | | |
frappées à | | | | |
Omme Dirman | | | | |
(Soudan) | | | | |
| | | | |
Charles George |Col. Sir W. |1892 |Macmillan & | |
Gordon |F. Butler | |Co., London. | |
| | | | |
The Ruin of |H. Russell |1892 |Macmillan & | |
the Sudan | | |Co., London. | |
| | | | |
The Siege |Major F. R. |1892 |London | — |“United
and Fall of |Wingate | | | |Service
Khartoum | | | | |Magazine,”
| | | | |1892.
| | | | |
The Rise and |Major F. R. |1892 |Woking | — |Proceedings
Wane of the |Wingate | | | |of the
Mahdi Religion | | | | |Oriental
in the Sudan | | | | |Congress.
| | | | |
Notes on the |E. A. Floyer |1892 |London | — |“Journal
Geology of | | | | |of the
Northern Etbai | | | | |Geological
| | | | |Society,”
| | | | |November,
| | | | |1892, Vol.
| | | | |48.
| | | | |
La Chute de |Borelli-Bey |1893 |J. Barbier | |
Khartoum 26 | | |Cairo. | |
Janvier, 1885 | | | | |
| | | | |
Die |H. Frobenius |1893 |Berlin. | |
Heiden-Neger | | | | |
des | | | | |
ägyptischen | | | | |
Suda | | | | |
| | | | |
†Etude sur le |E. A. Floyer |1893 |Cairo | — |Valuable.
Nord-Etbai | | | | |
entre le Nil | | | | |
et le Mer Rouge| | | | |
| | | | |
Guide to |Surgeon T. |1893 |London. | |
Health in |H. Parke | | | |
Africa | | | | |
| | | | |
Plus loin que |A. Excoffon |1893 |Jouvet & | |
l’Oubanghi. | | |Co., Paris. | |
Les Pères | | | | |
Blancs en | | | | |
Afrique | | | | |
| | | | |
The Dwellers |E. A. W. |1893 |The |2_s._ |
on the Nile |Budge | |Religious | |
| | |Tract | |
| | |Society, | |
| | |London | |
| | | | |
†England in |A. Milner |1893 |E. Arnold, | — |Valuable.
Egypt | | |London | |
| | | | |
†Die Wahrheit |V. Hassan |1893 |D. Reimer, | 7 |
über Emin | | |Berlin |marks.|
Pascha | | | | |
| | | | |
Father |E. M. Clerke |1893 |M. H. Gill & | |
Ohrwalder’s | | |Sons, London.| |
Captivity | | | | |
| | | | |
La Région du |G. le Marinel|1893 |Paris. | |
Haut Ubangi ou | | | | |
Ubangi-Dua. | | | | |
| | | | |
Six semaines |M. E. Cotteau|1894 |L. Hachette | 50c. |
sur le Nil | | |& Co., Paris | |
| | | | |
British Trade |A. B. Wylde |1894 |J. E. | |
in the Soudan | | |Cornish, | |
| | |Manchester. | |
| | | | |
Agordat |Col. Arimondi|1894 |V. Enrico, | |
| | |Rome. | |
| | | | |
I Dervisci nel |Gen. L. Dal |1894 |V. Enrico, |Lire, |
Sudan Egiziano |Verme | |Rome | 1.50 |
| | | | |
Mit Emin |Dr. F. |1894 |D. Reimer, | |
Pascha ins |Stuhlmann | |Berlin. | |
Herz von Afrika| | | | |
| | | | |
Révélations |L. I. Picard |1894 |A. | PT.3 |
sur la | | |Costagliola, | |
prochaine | | |Cairo | |
campagne de | | | | |
l’Angleterre | | | | |
au Soudan | | | | |
| | | | |
The Mahdi |H. Caine |1894 |Longmans & |1_d._ |
| | |Co., London | |
| | | | |
†The Camel: |Major A. G. |1894 |Longmans & | — |Useful.
its Uses and |Leonard | |Co., London | |
Management | | | | |
| | | | |
More about |“One who |1894 |R. Bentley & | |
Gordon |knew him” | |Sons, London.| |
| | | | |
Sir Samuel |T. D. Murray |1895 |London. | |
Baker: a Memoir|and A. S. | | | |
|White | | | |
| | | | |
L’Égypte et le |H. Pensa |1895 |L. Hachette | |
Soudan égyptien| | |& Co., Paris.| |
| | | | |
†Dictionary of |T. P. Hughes |1895 |W. H. Allen | — |Valuable.
Islam | | |& Co., London| |
| | | | |
†Ten Years’ {|(Ohrwalder) |1892}| | |
Captivity in {| | }|Sampson, Low | — |Useful and
the Mahdi’s {|Major F. R. |1895}|& Co. | |interesting.
Camp {|Wingate | }| | |
| | | | |
†The Partition |J. S. Keltie |1895 |E. Stanford, | — |Useful.
of Africa | | |London | |
| | | | |
Communication |Cte. C. |1895 |Imprimerie | — |Journal
sur la |Zaluski | |Nationale, | |officiel du
Mahdisme et le | | |Cairo | |Gouvernement
Soudan égyptien| | | | |égyptien,
| | | | |No. 138.
| | | | |
†North Africa |A. H. Keane |1895 |E. Stanford, | |
| | |London. | |
| | | | |
Les |Lieut.-Col. |1895 |H. C. La | |
Expéditions |E. Septans | |Vaugelle, | |
Anglaises en | | |Paris | |
Afrique | | | | |
| | | | |
†Albert Nyanza |Sir S. W. |1896 |Macmillan & | — |Reprint.
|Baker | |Co., London | |
| | | | |
The Story of |Mrs. E. L. |1897 |Smith, Elder |16_s._|Useful for
the Church of |Butcher | |& Co., London| |ancient
Egypt | | | | |history.
| | | | |
Towards |A. H. |1897 |A. D. Innes | |
Khartoum |Atteridge | |& Co., | |
| | |London. | |
| | | | |
Life of Gordon |H. D. Boulger|1897 |London. | |
| | | | |
Letters from |E. F. Knight |1897 |London. | |
the Soudan | | | | |
| | | | |
†The Journals }| |1885}|Kegan Paul & | — |Valuable.
of Major-Gen. }|A. E. Hake | }|Co., London | |
C. G. Gordon }| |1898}| | |
at Khartoum }| | | | |
| | | | |
†Fire and |Col. Rudolf |1896-|E. Arnold, |21_s._|Valuable and
Sword in the |Slatin Pasha |1898 |London | |interesting;
Soudan | | | | |English,
| | | | |French,
| | | | |German,
| | | | |Italian.
| | | | |
Le Soudan |H. Dehérain |1898 | | |
égyptien sous | | | | |
Mehemet Ali | | | | |
| | | | |
†Campaigning |Lieut. S. |1898 |Methuen & | |
on the Upper |Vandeleur | |Co., London. | |
Nile and Niger | | | | |
| | | | |
Emin Pascha |G. Schweitzer|1898 |Berlin | — |Useful.
| | | | |
The Egyptian |H. S. L. |1898 |Macmillan & | |
Sudan: Its |Alford and | |Co., London. | |
Loss and |W. D. Sword | | | |
Recovery | | | | |
| | | | |
Fachoda et le |P. Barré |1898 | | |
Bahr el Ghazal | | | | |
| | | | |
Downfall of |E. N. Bennett|1898 | | |
the Dervishes | | | | |
| | | | |
Sirdar and |B. Bennett |1898 |Chapman & |12_s._|
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Die |H. Schäfer |1901 |Leipzig. | |
Aethiopische | | | | |
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†The Nile |Dr. W. Budge |1901 |T. Cook, | — |Useful.
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†History of |Naum Bey |1904 |Cairo | — |In Arabic.
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And numerous articles in Periodicals and Newspapers, especially:—

Bulletin du Comité de l’Afrique Française. (Paris.)

Mouvement Géographique. (A. J. Wauters, Brussels.)

Revue Française de l’Etranger et des Colonies. (Paris.)

Petermann’s Mittheilungen. (Justus Perthes, Gotha.)

The Geographical Journal. (Royal Geographical Society, London).

The Scottish Geographical Magazine. (Royal Scottish Geographical Society, Edinburgh.)

Journal of the African Society. (Macmillan and Co., London);

etc., etc., etc.

(_c_) _Maps._

_See_ Map Catalogue[260] of War Office Library, Cairo, for details.

For general maps the following are recommended:—

The Anglo-Egyptian Sudan. I.D.W.O., No. 1856, 1904. 1:4,000,000. (Latest and most up-to-date general map).

Afrika: Justus Perthes; 1892; Sections 6-8. 1:4,000,000.

Stieler’s, or the Times, Atlas.

Berber to Victoria Nyanza. I.D.W.O., No. 1319, 1898. 1:2,500,000.

Nile Basin. I.D.W.O., No. 860, 1891-98. 1:611,434.

French Staff Map: good; 1:2,000,000.

[Sidenote: Ancient.]

[Sidenote: Modern.]

For old maps of particular portions, see reproductions of ancient maps in Scott Keltie’s “Partition of Africa,” Cailliaud’s Atlas (along the Nile); the same and Lepsius, for Antiquities; Lejean’s Atlas of Voyage aux deux Niles—somewhat inaccurate; Russegger—valuable mineralogical and other maps of east Sudan and Kordofan; Junker—chiefly Bahr El Ghazal and Eastern Sudan; and the recently published one of Marchand’s, etc., journeys—Bahr El Ghazal to Abyssinia, 4 sheets (published by the “Société de Géographie, Paris,” 1903. 1:1,000,000.)

Petermann’s Mittheilungen and other geographical periodicals occasionally contain good maps of portions.

The most modern and most accurate maps however are the series of Ordnance Survey Maps now being constructed by the Director of Surveys, Sudan Government, and printed and published by I.D.W.O. (No. 1489) on a, scale of 1:250,000 (about 4 miles to the inch). Of these, each covering 1 degree of latitude and 1½ of longitude, there are over 50 now on sale, out of about 140 projected. They can be obtained (price 1_s._ 6_d._ each) from the leading map-sellers in England, and exceptionally a few are to be had from the Director of Intelligence, Cairo.

A reference to the last pages of the Monthly British Army List will show all the I.D.W.O. sheets that have been published. At present they are as follows:—

Abba Island, Adarama, Akobo, Atbara, Beni Shangul, Boma, Debba, Doka, Dongola, El Obeid, El Safia, Fazogli, Gallabat, Gedaref, Geili, Goré, Jebelein, Kagmar, Kaka, Karkoj, Karora, Kassala, Keili, Khartoum, Khor Langeb, Kirin, Kosha, Lower Omo, Lower Sobat, Ma’atuk, Maman, Merowe, Middle Dinder, Middle Sobat, Mt. Lubur, Murrat, Musha, Nasser, Nogara, Renk, Rera, Roseires, Salmia, Senna, Setit, Shabluka, Shendi, Sinkat, Suakin, Talgwarab, Tokar, Wadi Halfa, Wadi Keheli, Wad Medani, Walega.

Index to above sheets, October, 1904. Scale 1/4000000. I.D. No. 1578. _Price_ 1_s._ 6_d._

Sheets of the Sudan on the scale of 1/1000000 are now in the course of production.

[Footnote 260: In the press, 1904.]

=INDEX.=

* * * * *

=A.=

Aarakin Tribe, 119.

Aard Wolf, 307.

Aba Island, 58, 71, 244.

Abad, 91.

Abadaro, 125.

Ababda Tribe, 86, 91, 105; Nazir of, 98.

Abai (Blue Nile), 111.

Abaraga W., 92.

Abbassia Gedida, 59.

Abbas Pasha, 49, 91, 232.

Abbeinedu J., 289.

Abdalla Wad El Hassan, 119.

Abdanab, 125.

Abd el Kader, 244, 247.

Abd El Rahim Wad Abu Dugal, 104.

Abdin, 111.

Abesher Town, 189, 190, 217, 274, 276; French occupation (20th Dec.,
1903), 184.

Abialang District, 129.

Abidia, 90; railway station, 214, 215; P.T.O., 219.

Abkor, 31.

“Abnus” tree, 151.

Aboir Tine, 183.

Abok (Goddess), 162.

Aborigines, 125, 187.

Ab Rumeila, 43.

Ab Tin Village, 43.

Ab Turki Island, 28.

Ab Zaroda, 125.

Abseit District, 32.

Abud District, 26, 117.

Abudiin Tribe, 93.

Abuldugu Hill, 120, 123.

Abu Anga, 106.

Abu Baguga Village, 204.

Abu Bakr, 41.

Abu Deleig District, 2, 103, 104; W., 104, 105; action (Feb.,
1898), 104.

Abu Dis (railway station), 214.

Abu Dom Village, 32; W., 92.

Abu Dom Sanam, camp site, 34; village, 34.

Abu Egli, 40.

Abu Fatma, 26, 27, 85; British garrison (1885), 27.

Abu Gamal, 99.

Abu Gemai, 123.

Abu Gerad, 31.

Abu Girga, 261, 263.

Abu Gir, 208.

Abu Goloda, 90.

Abu Gulud, 100, 107.

Abu Gurud, 72; hill, 119.

Abu Gurun, 57.

Abu Gussi Village, 206; British garrison (1885), 31.

Abu Hagar, 53.

Abu Halfa Village, 204; W., 209.

Abu Hamed, 7, 17, 27, 35-47, 83, 86, 87, 88, 91, 93, 219; attack
(1897), 35; taken (7th Aug., 1897), 44; railway station, 214, 217;
P.T.O., 219; battlefield, 214; from Old Merowe, 42-44; to Khartoum,
44-47; railway to Halfa, 4, 7.

Abu Haraz, 36, 42, 103, 175, 177, 217.

Abu Hareira cotton, 113.

Abu Hashim District, 2; town, 44; rapid, 44, 109.

Abu Haweid W., 205; vel Haweid, Haweiya, 206.

Abu Hindi, 57.

Abu Hodeid Hills, 87.

Abu Homera tree, 140.

Abu Hussein Oasis, W., 202.

Abu Khamera tree, 158.

Abu Klea (Tleih) W., 210; battle, 248, 219.

Abu Kleiwat District, 32.

Abu Kuka, 21, 76, 82, 144.

Abu Lahm, 58.

Abu Naama District, 2, 113; village, 204.

Abu Rakhis, 113.

Abu Ramla, 109, 123.

Abu Rannat Island, 34.

Abu Rof Tribe (Arab), 103, 129.

Abu Sari, 22, 25, 26, 83.

Abu Saud, 234.

Abu Sayal Cataract, 39.

Abu Selem, 37.

Abu Shaneina, 120, 125, 126.

Abu Shok, 177.

Abu Sillem Railway Station, 214.

Abu Sin, family of, 106.

Abu Sinum Hella, 183.

Abu Sir Cliff, 23.

Abu Siteib, 100.

Abu Surug tree, 155, 158.

Abu Tabag, 87, 92.

Abu Tabr, 174.

Abu Tleih, 210.

Abu Zabbat Swamp, 175, 182.

Abu Zeid, 20, 59, 71.

Abwong District, 217.

Abydos, 311.

Abyssinia (Ethiopia), 8, 9, 11, 70, 99, 100, 103, 122, 123, 132,
134, 137, 184; Southern, 15; South-Western, 16; Northern, 114, 217;
Eastern, 217; King John of, 108; trade routes to, 217; history of,
117, 221-229, 252-259, 268-280; relations with Egypt, 236-242;
English expedition, 236.

Abyssinian Frontier, 9, 13, 16, 67, 83, 96, 99-101, 107-109, 114-123,
131, 135, 141, 295; demarkation, 123; plateau, 131, 136, 217; hills,
15, 16, 19, 63, 100, 101, 131, 135, 138, 139; mountains, 110, 111,
114, 131-133; highlands, 137; territory, 122; rule, 123; flag, 108;
horses, 98, 120; ponies, 130, 182, 217; donkeys, 107, 218; outlaws,
100; “Razzias,” 138.

Abyssinians, 98, 100, 106, 107, 108, 113, 120, 135, 139, 152;
“Makada” (“slaves”), 108.

Abyssinia-Eritrean Frontier, 298.

Acacia Arabica, 12, 208.

Acacia Ehrenbergii, 12.

Acacia Melifera, 13.

Acacia Nubica, 13.

Acacia Sayal, 12, 87, 88, 103, 109, 181.

Acacia Spirocarpa, 12, 181.

Acacia Tortilis, 12.

Acacia Verek, 12, 13.

Acacias, 29, 39, 44, 47, 54, 56, 58, 59, 68, 76, 88, 113, 158, 173,
204, 208; grey gum, 173, 177; thorny, 208.

Adam Rigal, 189.

Adansonia digitata, 13, 185; bark and fruit, 125, 175, 176, 181, 185.

Adarama, 96, 97, 103, 104.

Adarsi, 125.

Addax (antelope), 183, 202, 206, 308.

Addis Ababa, 50, 98.

Addra Gazelle, 183, 308.

Aden, 94, 219.

Adjutant stork, 309.

Adjouaro, 136.

Adjouba, 136.

Adlan, 229, 231.

Adlan Wad Surur, 122.

“Adlib” bush, 88.

Administration, 1, 2, 4, 9, 10, 23, 79, 85, 93, 123, 154, 189;
Egypt, 93; Darfur, 189; Shillucks, 196; of army, 34.

Adobana Harbour, 96.

Adoloiab Tribe, 92.

Adornments (native), 135-138, 145, 155, 160; anklets, 155; arm rings,
194; bracelets, 134, 135, 140, 145, 156, 160; silver ornaments,
178; tattooing, 79.

Adua, 238.

Adura River (loop of Baro), 132, 136.

Affat District, 32.

African Kingdoms (ancient), 184, 226.

Agabar Village, 125.

“Agabas,” 89, 90, 95.

Agaliin Tribe, 109, 110.

Agang, 62.

Agaru Mt., 123.

Agent-General and Director of Intelligence, 3; British, 10, 213, 215.

Ageir Dinka Tribe, 66.

Agibba, 136, 137, 142, 151, 152.

Agik, 95, 96; harbour, 96.

Agnesa, 291.

Agordat, 257.

Agreement, Anglo-French (March, 1899), 1, 2; British-Egyptian,
Administration of Sudan (19th Jan., 1899), 10, 283;
Sudan-Eritrea-Abyssinia, 291; Sudan-Eritrea, 289.

Agriculture and Lands, Director of, 3.

Agricultural products, 7; implements, 84, 105.

Aguzzo Mt. (v. Naita, Etua), 149.

Agweim Dinka Tribe, 63.

Agwei R., 136, 137, 151.

Ahamda Tribe, 104.

Ahmed Abu Ghazali, 274-277.

Ahmed, 186.

Ahmed Agha, 62, 120.

Ahmed El Makur (K. of Darfur), 184, 186.

Ahmed Fedil, 60, 63, 106, 122.

Ahmed Mohammed Abu Sin, 104.

Aiet R., 288.

Ailet, 236, 238.

Ain El Bir Village (deserted), 204.

Aitara R., 289.

Ai-yak (goddess), 162.

Ajak Village, 66.

Ajibur R. (vel Ruzi I.), 137, 138, 148; valley, 148.

Ajiung, 142, 143.

Ajok Village, 67.

Ajuba R., 138.

Ajungmir Village, 134.

“Akan,” 158.

Akareirirba Hills, 89.

Akasha Village, 22, 25, 35, 85; occupied (April, 1896), 25, 35,
85; camp (1896), 86, 88; railway station, 215.

“Akingedo” (greeting), 145.

Akobo R. (vel Juba), 16, 136, 137, 138, 141, 148, 149, 151, 152,
295; loop of, 137.

Akorwen, 64.

Akri Village, 28.

Akurwa, 193.

Akwai Chakab, 129.

Alagi R., 86, 91, 92.

Ala Takura, 296.

Albert Lake (Nyanza), 15, 21, 81, 232-239, 259-261, 280.

Albert-Edward Lake, 15.

Aldrovandia, 303.

Allal District, 63.

Alluvial (soil), 28, 30, 33, 38, 49, 73, 83, 87, 100, 101, 117,
131, 141, 153, 160.

Aliab Railway Station, 214.

Aliab Tribe, 79, 91, 92, 105, 145.

Aliab Dok (vel Hellet El Nuer), 74.

Ali, 91, 186.

Ali Bey, 148.

Ali Dinar, 189.

Ali Wad Rowaa, 125.

Alikori (chief of tribe), 147, 148.

Altitudes, 68, 81, 86, 87, 94, 95, 97-127, 150-153, 173, 181,
183-185, 208, 209.

Alula, Ras, 242, 243.

Alumbal, 64.

Aluro R. (vel Anuak), 136.

Aiwa (Soba), 226-228.

“Amal” sheep, 145.

Amar, 91.

Amara, 22, 25, 26, 55, 118, 119, 213.

Amarar Island, 86.

Amarar Tribe, 91, 96; country, 87.

Amari Village, 36.

Amarna Tribe, 118.

Amasis, 222.

“Ambach,” 20, 59, 70, 73, 75, 140, 157, 165; canoes, 21, 216;
construction of, 216.

Ambakta R., 289.

Ambassa, 104.

Ambugol, 27, 33, 35, 36, 208-210, 213; rapid, 24; town, 27; railway
station, 215; vel Ambokol, 208, 209.

Amenemhat, 222.

Amenhotep, 222, 223.

Amenophis, 222.

Amentogo Village, 30.

Amerab Tribe, 97.

American Prot. Mission Station, 11, 70, 192.

Ametha Village, 139.

Amka Cataract, 17.

Ammunition, 2, 36, 37, 179, 180.

Amora, 125.

Amr, 227.

Amrab Tribe, 91-93; country, 87.

Amras, 42.

Amri Island, 39, 208.

Amwot el-Sogheir, 140.

Anæmia, 157.

Anchorage, 95, 96.

Anglo-Egyptian Expedition (10.9.98), 68; flags, 117; force, 85;
lease (1902) trading station, 135; treaty (1902) with Abyssinia, 135.

Angareb R., 100, 101.

Angariab Tribe, 83.

“Angarib” (bedstead), 181.

Augites, granite, 210.

Ankylosis, 157.

Animals, 199, 207; tax, 4, 189; products, 7; wild, 12, 138, 157,
182, 206.

Anogeissus leiocarpus, 13.

Anok, 63.

Anopheles theory, 120.

Ant bear, 308.

Antelope, 173, 183, 197, 300; Roan, 88, 110, 120, 151, 161, 182,
308; Addax, 183, 202, 206.

Antiquities, 103, 104, 105; carvings, 104; drawings, 40; crushing
stones, 211; inscriptions, 30, 104, 203; detail list of, 311-316.

Anuak R. (vel Aluro), 136.

Anuak Tribe, 131, 132, 134-139, 148, 151, 152; Yambos, 136.

Aonia Tribe, Arab, 105, 208.

Apes, 307.

Apocynaceous Creepers, 154.

“Apwamah” vel “Bih,” creeper, 154, 155.

Arab, battalion, 3, 97, 107, 109; encampment, 63, 205; settlement,
123; descent, Royal Family, Darfur, 185.

Arabs, 17, 54, 62, 64, 66, 83-88, 91-98, 101, 103, 104, 125, 130,
178, 179-183, 186, 187, 190, 196, 201, 203, 205-209; village Arabs,
178; Nomad Arabs, 96, 98, 103, 186, 207; Invasion of Egypt by,
217, 221.

Arab Hag Village, 30.

Arabia, 96, 221.

Arabian Road, 26.

Arabic, 11, 120, 122, 125, 155, 179, 180.

Arabi Dafaalla, 144, 145, 148.

“Arad” Acacia, 88.

Arak District, 34, 89; bush, 89.

Araki, 118.

Arakin Tribe, 118, 119.

Arbagi, 118; destroyed (18-19 Century), 119.

Arbain Road, 26, 185, 201-203; El Arbain Road, 217.

Areas, 1, 47, 106, 107, 117, 141, 153, 175, 184, 201.

“Ardeb” (300 lbs.), 36, 49, 84, 88, 104.

“Ardeib” tree, 108, 114, 157, 158.

Ardeib El Miriam District, 66.

Ardi El Monfok Village, _see_ Ordi El Monfok.

Arduan Island, 26.

Areirib River, 289.

Arendrup, Col., 238.

Argi Island, 31.

Argin, 253.

Argo, district, 2; island, 27; “king” of, 27.

Ariab W., 90.

Arid (country), 85, 86, 185, 201; unfertile, 103.

Ariel, 88, 96, 107, 110, 183, 308.

Arimondi, Col., 259.

Armbruster, Mr., 115.

Arms, and native weapons, 2, 36, 122, 145, 149, 160, 179, 180;
sword, 122, 179; scabbards, 88; shields, 134, 140, 149, 179, 180,
192; arrows, 122, 134, 140, 145, 160; arrows, “Juet,” 145;
bows, “Danga,” 145; bows, 122, 134, 140, 160; chain armour, 179;
elbow knives, 160; knives, 148, 160; knobkerry, 126, 134, 135, 140,
180, 192; spears, 122, 126, 130, 134, 135, 140, 149, 160, 179, 180,
192, 194.

Armstrong, Capt., 277.

Army, Brit., of occupation, 3, 4; Egyptian, 3, 4, 252, 265; Darfur,
189; Officers as Magistrates, 9.

Arneti Island, 26.

Arteiga Tribe, 96.

“Artesian” Vents in Strata, 210.

Artimoga District, 32.

Artillery, 3, 47, 49, 105.

Artomonoff, Col., 70, 270.

“Asal” (honey), 107.

“Asal” blight (1902-3), 107.

“Asalia” (liquor), 108.

Asar, 107.

Asclepia gigantea, 209.

Aseri, 147.

Ashaf, 173.

Ashargo District, 196.

Ashel Village, 132.

Ashraf Tribe, 96, 98.

“Asida” (food), 176.

Asmara, 50.

Asobri, 108.

Asotriba Range, 87.

Ass, wild, 98, 307.

Assa, King, 221.

Assiut, 217.

Assosa, 122.

Assuan Dam, 15, 17; cataract, 17.

Asua R., 17, 21.

Asubri, 98-101, 104.

Aswan, 7, 15, 17, 19, 84, 88, 91, 93; north end, 215.

Atara, 196.

Atbai, The, 86-90, 92, 93.

Atbara R., 7, 15, 16, 19, 44, 45, 47, 50, 83, 86, 91, 96, 97, 99,
100, 101, 103, 104, 106-108, 111, 131, 184, 213, 214, 221, 254-259;
railway station, 214.

Atem R. (vel Awai), 144.

Atiri Rapid, 24.

Atlas Mountains, 15.

“Atmurs” (wadis), 90.

“Atoitoish” (bird, fabulous), 162.

Attar R., 142.

Aturuk, 66.

Atwadoi Village and District, 193.

Auli Islands, 38.

Austin, Major, 67, 136, 137, 138, 148, 273, 274, 280; Expedition
(1901), 136, 137.

Austrian R.C. Miss. Stn., 11, 68; abandoned (1864-5), 76; (1858), 81.

Automobiles (motors), 7, 213.

Automoloi, The, 224.

Awai R. (vel Atem), 144.

Awaida (Awaidia), Tribe, 104, 105.

Awarajok, district, 196; village, 197.

Awitong, 64.

Azalet Rocks, 20, 59.

Azande (A-Zande) Tribe, 162; (Nyam Nyams), 161.

Azhar Mosque, 10.

Azolla, 300, 303.

=B.=

“Babanus,” 13, 114.

Baboons, 99, 307.

Bacteriological Laboratory, 11.

Badin Island, 27, 83.

Baert, 261, 262.

Bagbag, 207.

Bagara Cataract, 17, 44; El Bagara Rapid, 44.

Baggara Tribe, Arab, 60, 126, 129, 156, 175, 181, 187; colony,
106; cattle owning, 178, 179; nomad, 178, 179, 181, 182, 187, 190;
genealogy, 196, 334.

Baggara Selim, 59, 196.

Bahri Village, 30.

Bahr Azrak R. (Blue Nile), 111.

Bahr El Abiad R. (White Nile), 16, 142.

Bahr El Arab R., 16, 153, 154, 165, 167, 168, 179, 184, 185.

Bahr El Asfer R., 17, 68.

Bahr El Ghazal Province, 2, 3, 7, 9, 11, 13, 20, 21, 76, 129,
153-170, 178, 185, 197, 213, 216, 218, 260, 271-280, 299, 335;
force of occupation, 16; re-occupation (1901), 153; Southern, 217;
Mahdism in, 259; French advance into, 271, 272.

Bahr El Ghazal River, 15-18, 73-77, 111, 132, 153, 154, 162, 185,
197, 213, 216, 218, 262, 273-280, 299.

Bahr El Harami R. (branch of Blue Nile), 197.

Bahr EL Homr R., 16, 165, 169.

Bahr El Jebel R., 13, 15-19, 58, 70, 73-77, 79-81, 111, 122, 123,
131, 141-144, 148, 153, 165, 169, 218.

Bahr El Salam R., 100, 101; Upper, 100, 101.

Bahr El Salamat R., 185.

Bahr El Zaraf R. (Bahr El Zeraf), 15, 18, 70, 71, 73, 75, 76, 82,
111, 142, 143, 166.

Bahr Telgona R., 154.

Baja Island, 30.

Baker, Sir Samuel, 15, 16, 45, 81, 101, 107, 146, 232, 233, 303;
headquarters (1865), 68; Lady, 107.

Baker, R.N., Commander Julian, 34.

Baker, Valentine, Col., 257.

Bakhit, 33.

Bakhit Niok, 126.

Bakri, 30, 205.

Bakurig Bugul, 125.

Balæniceps Rex, 167, 169, 300, 309.

Balanites Ægyptica, 13.

Balamkan, 131.

Balgab, 91, 92.

Bamboo, 80, 81, 108, 138, 148, 155, 158.

“Bamia,” 57.

Bananas, 80, 81, 161.

Bandana Village, 109.

Banholzer, Rev. Father, 192, 199.

Bank, of Egypt, 49; National, 49.

Banks (Rivers), 99-154, 170 (_see_ also Nile Banks); erosion, 31,
77, 79.

Ban Naga, 226.

“Banyan,” 155.

Baobabs, 13, 108.

Bara District, 2, 173, 175, 177, 181, 183; P.T.O., 219.

Barachi (Goddess), 162.

Baraka, Khor, 289.

Baratier, Capt., 271, 272.

Baratier, Col., 259, 289.

Barges, 111, 141; troop, 215, 216; steel, 216.

Bari Tribe, 77, 80, 81, 147, 148.

Baria Tribe, 99.

Baringo Lake, 274.

Baris, 116; Tribe, 146, 148.

Barkal, J., 42, 86, 222, 224.

Bark, tanning, 12, 155, 158; rope, 125, 181.

Barley, 7, 31, 38-41, 57, 84, 190.

Baro, R., 7, 16, 120, 122-139.

Barracks, 47, 49, 81, 85, 97, 146, 181; Tewfik, 49.

Barrakwik Village, 132.

Barter, 134, 135, 145, 149, 156, 177, 204.

Basalt, 201.

Bashi Bazuks, 31.

Basket work, 84, 105, 160, 194.

Bassia Parkii, 154.

Basunda Village, 108.

Batahin Tribe, 104, 105, 118.

Bateleur Eagle, 309.

Ba Ur Tettu, 231.

“Batikh” (Water Melon), 185.

Batn El Hagar, 17, 22, 23, 83, 85.

Batrachians, 310.

Bats, 307.

Bayuda Village, 45, 204, 205; W., 205, 206.

Bayuda Desert, 11, 201-203, 207-211, 213.

Baza Tribe, Arab, 99, 101, 179.

Bazaroda Tribe, 125.

Beacon (lights), 94, 96.

Beads, 120, 135, 136, 138, 144, 146, 148, 149, 152, 156, 177;
Suksuk, 156; Amber, 120.

Beans, 7, 39, 41, 81, 178, 193.

Bedaiat Tribe, 190, 201, 204.

Bedawi Tribes, 208.

Bedden, 20.

Bederia Tribe, 179.

“Bedingan,” 160.

Bee-eaters (bird), 73, 79, 308.

Bees, 155; Bees-wax, 108, 155.

Begas, 318, 319.

“Bei” vel “Riang” tree, 158.

Beigo Tribe, 186, 187.

“Being-Dit” (office of Head Sheikh), 144.

Beir Tribe, 142, 144, 147, 152.

Beisa, 96.

“Beit El Amana” (Dervish storehouse), 47.

Bela R. (vel Mokwai), 132, 139.

Bela Vice, 35.

Belal, village, 27, 35, 38; cataract, 17.

Belanda Tribe, 161, 162.

Beletamaru, 125.

Balgab Tribe, 87, 91, 92.

Belgians, 79, 81, 146, 156; Officers, 80, 261-263, 271-273, 279.

Bellal, 235, 256.

“Belly of Rocks,” 23.

Beni Tribe, 186.

Beni Amer Tribe, 96-99, 101.

Beni Helba Tribe, Baggara, 187.

Beni Jerar Tribe, 179, 182.

Beni Ommia Tribe, 227, 228.

Beni Shangul, 120, 123, 125, 126; Sultan of, 125.

Benson, Major, 259.

Berabera, Barabra, Tribe, 83, 318.

Berber, Province, 1-4, 9, 15, 39, 44, 47, 84, 85, 86, 94, 96, 98,
103-105, 207, 208, 214, 217, 232, 234, 243-259, 315, 322, 335; Town,
1, 2, 19, 32, 38, 44, 45, 50, 85; P.T.O., 219; captured (26.5.84),
85; reoccupied (6.9.97), 85; camp, 85; N. railway station, 214;
S. railway station, 214; Berber-Suakin railway, 5, 7, 84, 208, 214.

Berbera, 257.

Beresford, Lord C., 249.

Beri Tribe, 141, 142, 144, 146, 147, 152.

Beris Oasis, 202.

Berlin Act, 298.

Bernard, Lieut.-Col. E. E., Financial Secretary (1904), 3.

Berta Tribe, 122, 125; language, 125.

Berti Village, 38-40, 83; tribe, 187.

Beshbesh, W., 93.

Besher Bey, 93.

Besher Village, 123.

Besher Ahmed, 125.

Besher Hamdan, deposed (February, 1903), 123.

Bia, 139.

Bibliography, 339-349.

“Bi” tree, 154, 155.

“Bih,” 160.

Bil Village, 136.

Bint El Mek (tomb), 104.

Bint Joda, 176, 182.

Birds, 59, 63, 75, 79, 98, 166, 209, 303; water, 54.

Birged, 187.

Biri R., 154.

Bir Ambasa W., 104.

Bir El Ain (vel El Auein), 205.

Bir El Melh, crater, extinct, 185.

Bir El Melha, 185.

Bir Geheid W., 104.

Bir Mahtul, 32.

Bir Margum W. (vel Margum, vel El Margum), 205, 206.

Bir Meisa, 91.

Bir Sani, 38.

Bir Sederi Oasis W., 202.

Bir Suleimat Oasis W., 202.

Bir Sultan Oasis (vel Sultan), 201, 202, 203.

Bir Tawil, 189.

Bisharin Tribe, 83, 86, 91-93, 96, 101, 104.

Bittern, 309.

Blacks, Negroes, 118, 156, 176-184; soldiers, 79; renegade, 100.

“Black Water” Fever, 79, 147, 157.

Blemmyes, The, 226.

Blewitt, Major A., 141, 276.

Blight, 98, 107.

Blood-feud, 125, 129; blood-shed, compensation, 92.

Blue Nile, 1, 2, 7, 9, 13-19, 49, 59, 77, 103, 105-120, 125;
source of, 110; junction, 111; Upper, 9, 11; “Bahr Azrak,” 111;
“Abai,” 111.

Boar, Sennar, 308; wild, 162.

Boardman, Col.-Sergt., 277.

Boat Tax, 4, 5; building, 9, 12, 51, 83, 216; yard, 58, 216; portage,
24; navigation, 19, 20, 35; landings, 31; builders, 194.

Boats, 20, 21, 22, 25, 27, 34, 47, 57, 58, 67, 74, 75, 79, 83, 114,
131, 197, 215, 216; Director of, 3; abandoned (1820), 39: steel,
79; whale, 20, 35; “Nugger,” 21, 35, 36, 216; “Gayassa,” 21,
36, 215, 216.

Bodrero, A., 291.

Bogos, 236, 238, 243.

“Bohor” (reedbuck), 109.

Boils, 156.

Bol, 196.

Boma Hills, 136, 138, 148; district, 148, 149, 151.

Bonaparte, Napoleon, 235.

Bonchamps, Marquess de, 270.

Bonga R., 135.

Bongo R., 153, 154, 155, 156, 158, 159.

Bongo Tribe, 156, 158-163; vocabulary, 163.

Bonham-Carter, Esq., E., Legal Secretary (1904), 3.

Boni, 39, 40.

Bonjaho Tribe, 132.

Bonjak, 137.

Bor Village, 16-21, 74-79, 82, 132, 140, 142-148, 151, 160; military
post, 77, 145; district, 144.

Borgu, 184.

Bornu, 185, 186.

Boro R., 154.

Borton, Capt. N. T., 141, 147.

Bottégo, 137, 138, 149; map, 151.

Boulders, 22-26, 120, 125, 210.

Boulenger, 310.

Boulnois, Major, 273, 274.

Boundaries, 122, 123, 136, 153, 184; of Sudan, 1, 25, 137; of
Bisharin Tribe, 91; of Darfur, 184; of Halfa and Dongola, 25-27;
of Dongola and Berber, 39; of Provinces, 335-338.

Boutros Ghali, 284, 285.

Bowarti, 88.

Brackenbury, Genl., 31, 249.

Brass, wire, 132-135, 144-148, 156; ornaments, 155, 160.

Bray, Mr., 213, 232.

Bricks, 29, 119, 146; kilns, 49.

Bridge, railway, 45; girder, 214.

British, Agent-General, 10; army of occupation, 3; flag, 2; barracks,
49; battalion, 3; relief, 49; Dragoon Guards, 74; garrisons (1885),
27, 29, 31; troops (1885), 41; inspector, 27, 57, 62, 105, 107, 113,
114, 126, 146; officers, 3, 135, 184, 196; surveys, 15; officers’
convoy of boats, 36; Protectorate Church, 11.

Broun, Mr. A. F. (Director of Forests), 154, 157.

Bruce, 16, 105, 110, 232.

Brushwood, 44, 99, 209.

Brussels Act (1890), 2, 298.

Buck, 73; bushbuck, 98, 110, 120, 151, 162, 183; reed buck, _see_
Reed; waterbuck, _see_ Water.

Budge, Dr. W., 221.

Budget (1905), 4-6.

Buffalo, 64, 98, 99, 110, 120, 130, 151, 161; hides, 120, 130,
182, 308.

Buildings, construction, 49; native, 144, 145; ancient, 211.

Bula District, 137.

Buller, Sir R., 249.

Bulli Island, 62.

Bullock, 182, 189, 217.

Bulpett, Mr., 148, 151, 280.

Bulrushes, 20, 209.

Burdia Swamp, 175.

Burges, Capt., 273.

Buri, 49.

Burial place, Sultans of Darfur, 190; Shillucks, 199.

Burton, Sir R., 237.

Burun Tribe, 120, 122, 136; language, 123.

Burush, 185.

Bus (plant), 302, 303.

Busata District, 179.

Bush, 31-38, 45, 52, 53, 63, 66, 74-80, 95-100, 106, 109, 120, 137,
138, 149, 150, 167-170, 173, 202, 208, 217; _see_ Scrub and Jungle.

Bussalia Tribe, 119.

Bustard, 96, 99, 107, 162, 183, 309.

Butana, 103, 104, 109.

Butcher, Mrs., 221.

Butlar Bey, 175.

Butna W., 92.

Butta, 201.

Butter and “Ghee,” 146, 158.

Butyrospermum Parkii, 155.

Buzzards, 309.

Byol (Euphorbia juice, arrow poison), 145.

=C.=

Cailliaud, 311.

Cairo, 10, 17-19, 50, 62, 94, 128, 129, 135, 189, 213-218.

Calotropis Procera, 181.

Cambon, P., 285.

Cambyses, 225.

Camel, 4, 28, 32, 40-43, 83-92, 95-98, 103-109, 118-126, 142, 148,
159, 178, 179, 184, 189, 190, 201-218; Camel Corps, 3, 29; Light
Camel Regiment (1885), 29; Post, 98, 107; breeding, 9, 190, 208,
217; price, hire, loads, 218; riding saddle, 218; camel grass, 208;
camel thorn, 208; owning Arabs, 178-181.

Camps, 22, 29, 32, 34, 40; (1896), 86; quarantine, 23; cantonment,
79; “The Camp,” 85.

Camping places, 28-33, 38-44, 53-58, 62, 63, 150, 167; risk, 87.

Canals, 7, 17, 47, 55; “Green Canal,” 55.

Candace, Queen, 225, 312.

Cannibals, 161.

Canoes, 21, 137, 152, 194; dugouts, 21, 137, 139, 144, 216.

Cape Elba, 89.

Cape Railway Gauge, 214.

Capital and Seat of Government, 1, 181.

“Capitulations,” 2.

Capparis Aphylla, 12.

Capper, Major, 132, 266.

Caracals, 307.

Caravan, 32, 43, 88-90, 105, 119, 137, 182, 189, 203, 208, 217.

Carnivora, 307.

Carpentry, 9.

Carriages (carts), 7, 159, 213.