A narrative of travels in northern Africa in the years 1818, 19, and 20; accompanied by geographical notices of Soudan and of the course of the Niger — John Shaqi
A narrative of travels in northern Africa in the years 1818, 19, and 20; accompanied by geographical notices of Soudan and of the course of the NigerLyon, G. F. (George Francis)
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A narrative of travels in northern Africa in the years 1818, 19, and 20; accompanied by geographical notices of Soudan and of the course of the Niger
Lyon, G. F. (George Francis)
Fezzan (Libya) -- Description and travel; Tripolitania -- Description and travel
CHAPTER VI.
Castle of Tegerry — Description of the Town — Some Accounts
of the Desert of Bilma — Salt Lake of Agram — Ride out
on the Desert — Leave Tegerry — Belford’s dangerous
State — Return to Gatrone — Arrival of the Grazzie, or
Slave-hunters, with many Captives and Camels — Account
of their Excursion, and of Borgoo and Wajunga — Manner
of making Captives — Leave Gatrone in Company with the
Grazzie — Mestoota — Reception at Deesa — Feast at Zaizow
— Return to Morzouk — Go out to witness the Triumph of the
Slave-hunters — Sultan’s Reception of his Son — Remarks
on Grazzies — Accounts of Slave-markets — Arrival of Aboo
Becker, and Continuation of Mukni in Command — Further
Accounts of the Countries of the Tibboo — Arrangements in
the Sale of Slaves, so as to ensure the Sultan his Share 239
CHAPTER VII.
OF FEZZAN.
Aspect of the Country — State of Cultivation — Minerals —
Animals — Birds — Vegetable Productions — Fruits — Esculents
— Time and Manner of cultivating Grain — Water — Towns —
Food of Inhabitants — Possibility of improving Agriculture
— Tenure of Lands — Weights and Measures — Government —
Principal People — Character of the Natives — Inroads into
the Negro Countries — State of the Slave Trade — Crimes and
Punishments — Character of the Natives — Religion — State of
Literature and Ingenuity — Language — State of the Women —
Records — Slavery and the Slave Trade — Laws relative to the
Issue of Slaves 270
CHAPTER VIII.
Arrangements for our Departure from Morzouk — Parting with
the Sultan — Leave Morzouk to return to Tripoli — Sleep at
Dgleim — Mode of conducting a Kafflé of Slaves — Arrival
at Ghroodwa — Pass two Days at Sebha — Are joined by more
Kafflés — Marriage of an Arab — Account of the Wadey Shati
— Arrive at Temenhint — Zeghen Om el Abeed — Pass of Kenair
— Pass over the five Days Desert to Sockna — Troubles at
Sockna — Further Description of that Place 290
CHAPTER IX.
Leave Sockna — Stop at Hammam — Well of Temedd — Sufferings
of the Slaves — Arrive at Bonjem — Danger on the Desert —
Zemzem — Sofageen — Storm in the Mountains — See two Roman
Ruins — Arrive at Zleetun — Description of that Place —
Leave Zleetun — Visit Lebida — Illness — Arrival at Tripoli
— Account of the Negroes of the Kafflé — General Notices
of the Desert — Belford’s bad State of Health — Departure
from Tripoli — Pass Quarantine at Leghorn — Return over the
Continent to England 323
[Illustration: _MAP_ of a Route through the REGENCY OF TRIPOLI طربلس
_AND_ KINGDOM OF FEZZAN فزّان
Performed in the Years 1818-19 & 20.
_BY CAPTN. G. F. LYON. R.N._
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