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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Fig.	Page
1.	Route of the Chief Explorers in Cyrenaica	4
2.	Zawya of Mazuna, in the Algerian Dahra	11
3.	Tobruk	14
4.	Cyrene	16
5.	View From the in Necropolis of Cyrene	17
6.	Benghazi	20
7.	Regions South of Barka LyingBelow the Level of the in Mediterranean	24
8.	Group of the in Aujila Oases	26
9.	The Kufra Oasis	30
10.	Kufra Oasis	33
11.	Routes of the in Chief Explorers in Tripolitana	35
12.	Projected Railways Across West Africa	37
13.	Jebel Ghurian	40
14.	Oases and Arable Lands of Tripolitana	47
15.	Inhabitants of Tripolitana	52
16.	Jofra Oasis	58
17.	The in Khoms Coast District, Tripolitana	61
18.	Tripoli	64
19.	Routes of the in Chief Explorers in Fezzan	70
20.	Oases of Fezzan	73
21.	Murzuk	80
22.	Ghadames District	83
23.	The Ghadames Oasis	85
24.	General View of Ghadames	86
25.	Rhât	91
26.	Ancient Form of Mauritania, according to Bourguignat'S Hypothesis	96
27.	Tabarka Island — View Taken From the Coast	103
28.	Hamada-El-Kessera	104
29.	The Jebel Zaghwan	105
30.	Lakes of Eskel and Bizerta	107
31.	Gorges of the Middle Mejerda	108
32.	Old Beds of the in Lower Mejerda	109
33.	The in Mejerda At Slugia, Above Mejez-El-Bab	111
34.	Sill of Cabes	114
35.	Zone of the in Shotts South of East Algeria Tunis	115
36.	Tracks of Travellers in the Shott-El-Jerid	116
37.	Island of Jerba	120
38.	Cape Bon and Zembra Island	124
39.	Native Inhabitants of Tunis	134
40.	Tunisian Jewess	137
41.	Houses At Kasr El-Mudenin	140
42.	Jerba Island Castle Near Humt Suk	142
43.	Peninsula of Nefzawa	146
44.	Jerid	147
45.	The in Amphitheatre of El-Jem, Viewed From the in Ruined Side	153
46.	Mahdiya	155
47.	Monastir and Sûsa	156
48.	Kairwan	157
49.	Kasbah of Susa, Viewed From the in French Consulate	158
50.	Kairwan: The Mosque of the Swords	160
51.	Ruins of Sbeitla, the in Ancient Suffe-Tula	163
52.	Sûsa and Enfida	164
53.	Aqueducts of Carthage	167
54.	Tunis	173
55.	La Goletta	175
56.	Carthage	177
57.	Ancient Ports of Carthage	179
58.	Plain of Ghardimau	181
59.	Ruins of Utica	184
60.	Bizerta, Viewed From the in Kasbah	186
61.	Tabarka	187
62.	Cork-Tree of Fernana	188
63.	Railways and Highways of Tunis	192
64.	Gradual Conquest of Algeria	199
65.	Erosions of the in Mountains Near Tiaret	203
66.	Junction of the in Geodetic Lines Between Algeria and Spain	205
67.	Ancient Glaciers of the in Haizer Mountains	207
68.	Gorges of the in Wed Agriun	208
69.	View Taken In The Shabet-El-Akra Route	209
70.	Cape De Fer	211
71.	Lakes of La Calle	214
72.	Cliffs of the Igharghar: View taken from the North of Temassinin	216
73.	Valley of the in Wed Miya, between the Garaa El-Onkser and the in Garaa T-El-Beida	217
74.	Shott Melghigh and Projected Inland Sea	218
75.	Artesian Wells of Ziban and the in Wed Righ	219
76.	Barrage of the in Hamiz	220
77.	Rainfall of the in Sahara in 1884	222
78.	Forests of Algeria	224
79.	The Alfa Region	225
80.	Chief Ancient Cities of Algeria	230
81.	Chief Tribes of Algeria	232
82.	Arabs and Berbers of Algeria	233
83.	Arab Type: Agha of Tugurt	235
84.	-Ahras and its Environs	238
85.	La Calle	239
86.	Petrified Cascade of Hammam-El-Mesk-huthin	241

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