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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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THE CAMEL IN HAKNt-^b(An idea that the Arab never obtained from the Koran,but which he is seeing worked out successfullyin an increasing number of sections ofNorth Africa by the French)
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ALGERIAN LAWYER TUNISIAN EDITOR SENEGAL MERCHANT AND MOHAMMEDAN GENTLEMAN FOUR TYPES OF FRENCH AFRICANS 112 THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS II. Germany—the Third Power in Africa T~*HREE limes within the last six years we•^ have been thrown into the fever of a war-scare over Morocco. That wretched cornerof the hot continent is like an exposed nerveor an inllamed tonsil in its capacity for pro-ducing systematic disturbances out of allproportion to the amount of area involved.In each case it has been the German whopounded on the war-drum. Up to the year 1904 the European execu-tors of Africa would have smiled to hear anyone seriously mention Germany as an Africanpower. In that year, for instance, Englandand France sat down together and executeda Know All Men By These Presents to theeffect that henceforth Egypt should be aBritish sphere of influence and in returnfor the aloofness of France along the Nile,Morocco should be a French sphere of in-fluence. It was quite natural that theKhed

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