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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Fig.		Page
1.	Cape Sam Lourenço, Eastern Headlands of Madeira	3
2.	Depths of the Azorian Atlantic	6
3.	Fall of the Temperature in Deep Water	9
4.	Temperature of the Deep Waters on either side of the Strait of Gibraltar	10
5.	Atlantic Winds and Currents	13
6.	Depths of the South African Atlantic	16
7.	Mean Annual Direction of the Winds in the South African Atlantic	18
8.	Summer Winds in the South African Atlantic	19
9.	Currents of the South Atlantic and Lines of Icebergs	20
10.	Volcanic Axis of the Azores	24
11.	Island of San-Miquel — View taken in a Garden near Ponta-Delgada	28
12.	Women of Fatal and San-Miquel	31
13.	San-Miguel	34
14.	Val das Furnas	35
15.	Sete Cidades	36
16.	Ponta-Delgada	38
17.	Central Islands of the Archipelago	39
18.	Corvo	42
19.	Archipelago of Madeira	45
20.	Eastern Peninsula of Madeira	46
21.	Madeira — View taken from Mount Sam-Jorge	49
22.	Dracona of Icod, in Teneriffe	50
23.	Funchal and Socorridos Valley	53
24.	Teyde Peak	53
25.	General View of Santa Cruz, Teneriffe	65
26.	Recent Lavas of Lanzarote	67
27.	Cirque of Tejeda	70
28.	North-East Slope of Gran Canaria	71
29.	Las Palmas and Port of La Luz	72
30.	Peak of Teyde, Teneriffe — View taken From the Canadas of the Guanches	74
31.	Northern extremity of Teneriffe	76
32.	Gomera	77
33.	Palma	78
34.	Hierro.	80
35.	Cape Verd Islands	83
36.	Santo-Antam and Sam-Vicente	89
37.	Part of the Volcanic Plateaux in Santo-Antam	90
38.	Praia	93
39.	Tristam da Cunha	98
40.	St. Helena	102
41.	Ascension	107
42.	Sam-Thome	109
43.	Cascade of Blu-Blu, on the Ago Grande, near the Capital of Sam-Thome	110
44.	Femando-Po	115
45.	Bay of Santa-Isibel	116
46.	View on the Bakhoy Ford of Mokao Fara	122
47.	Geological Map of Senegambia	126
48.	Confluence of the Bafing and Bakhoy	129
49.	The Felu Falls	130
50.	Floods of the Senegal	132
51.	Bars of the Senegal from 1825 to 1884	133
52.	Baobab on the Kotubadinta River South-West of Bamaku	136
53.	Trarza Type	139
54.	Natural Divisions of Senegambia	140
55.	Chief Nations and Tribes of Senegambia	141
56.	Wolof Girl, Sixteen Years of Age	144
57.	Serer Youth, Twenty-One Years Old	145
58.	Distribution of the Fulahs in West Africa	146
59.	Fulah Type	152
60.	Mineral Regions of Bambuk	152
61.	Trade Routes and Projected Railways in Senegal	154
62.	The Bifoulabe Railway	156
63.	Saint-Louis in 1700	157
64.	Saint-Louis in 1880	158
65.	Gulf and Island of Arguin	159
66.	Rufisque	161
67.	Bafulabe	163
68.	Rock of Kita	164
69.	Village of Bufulabe	165
70.	Timbo and the Sources of the Bafing	166
71.	Medina — General View	168
72.	Political Divisions of French Senegambia	169
73.	Sources of the Dimma and Comba	172
74.	Bathurst and Entrance of the Gambia	176
75.	Tribes of the Casamanza	180
76.	Valley of the Tomine	183
77.	Bissagos Archipelago	185
78.	Landscape in Guine: View Taken Near Bolama	187
79.	Tribes of the Casamanza	189
80.	The Los Islands	192
81.	Rivers of the South	195
82.	Inhabitants of the Rivers of the South	196
83.	Peninsula of Sierra-Leone	199
84.	Freetown	201
85.	Territory of the Western Mandingans in Sierra-Leone	204
86.	Inhabitants of Sierra-Leone	205
87.	Freetown	208
88.	Sawpit Bay, near Freetown	209
89.	Territorities annexed to the Colony of Monrovia	213
90.	Monrovia and Cape Mensurado	214
91.	Chief Routes of Explorers in Liberia	216
92.	Territory of the Kroomen	219
93.	Inhabitants of Liberia	221
94.	Robertsport and Fisherman's Lake	222
95.	Monrovia and the Lower St. Paul River	224
96.	Grand Bassa and Mouth of the St. John	225
97.	Cape Palmas	226
98.	Cape Palmas	228
99.	Ditch of Little Bassam	229

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