The Negroland of the Arabs Examined and Explained ; Or, an Inquiry Into the Early History and Geography of Central Africa

Afnú Africa Aghades Aïwalátin ancient Arab writers Aúdaghost Aúlíl B.M. fol bank Bay of Arguin Bekrí Benú Goddálah Berber Berber language Blacks Bornú Caillié called capital caravans Clapperton days distant Demdem desert distance east eastward El Bekrí El Idrísí extended Extr Gago Genéwah geographers Ghaïárú Ghánah Gualata Houssa Ibn Batutah Ibn Khaldún Ibn Sảíd Idrísí inhabitants interior Jáṭah Jenni Joliba journey Kachenah Káfilah Kághó Kánem Kanó Karkar Katagum Kaúkaú King kingdom Kombori Kowára Kúghah Lake Chad Lake Kúra language Leo Africanus Lumtúnah Maghráwah Makrízí Málí Mandingo Mansá Músa Mári Marmol Masúfah Mohammed Mohammedan Morabites Múlí natives Negro Negroland Niger Nile Nubia Núfí ocean probably river road route says Seghmárah Senegal shores Sijilmésah Silla slaves southwards supposed Sús Tádmekkah Támedelt Tawárik Tegháza Tekaddá Tekrúr thence Tíser Tomboktú town tract Travels tribe Wád Nún Walata western westward Wolofe Yemyem Yúfí Zagháï Zamfara Zegzeg Zenágah