Category: Travel Writing
NOTE.--_The system of transliterating Arabic adopted by the Author in his previous works has here been followed only so far as it is likely to be adopted by others than specialists, all signs being omitted which are not essential to approximate pronunciation._
By the western gate of the Mediterranean, where the narrowed sea has so often tempted invaders, the decrepit Moorish Empire has become itself a bait for those who once feared it...
5. Chapter 5Instead of residing at the Court of the Sultan, as might be expected, the ministers accredited to the ruler of Morocco take up their abode in Tangier, where they are more in tou...
6. Chapter 6A journey through Algeria shows what a stable and enlightened Government has been able to do in a land by no means so highly favoured by Nature as Morocco, and peopled by races...
3. Chapter 3NOTE.--_The system of transliterating Arabic adopted by the Author in his previous works has here been followed only so far as it is likely to be adopted by others than speciali...
1. Chapter 12. Chapter 2