 | Heinrich Barth - Africa, Central - 1859 - 816 pages
...particulars of my residence in Wurno with a short account of the growth of the power of the Fulbe or F^llani in this quarter, and of the present condition of the...attention of the learned European, it is that of the Fulbe (sing. Piillo), or Fiila, as they are called by the Mandingoes; Fellani (sing. Bafellanchi) by... | |
 | African Americans - 1859 - 436 pages
...wherever he went in Centra! Africa. He come mences his account of the growth of their power by saying, “There is no doubt that if any African tribe deserves the full attention¿of learned Europe it is that of the Fcilbe, or Ffila, as they are called by the Man• dingoes,... | |
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in this quarter, and of the present condition of the empire of Sokoto. There is no doubt that, if any African tribe deserves the full attention of the learned European, it is that of the 