179

XXII. A SLAVE-GIRL'S STORY 185

XXIII. THE PILGRIM CAMP 191

XXIV. RETURNING HOME 201

PART II

XXV. DIPLOMACY IN MOROCCO 205

XXVI. PRISONERS AND CAPTIVES 233

XXVII. THE PROTECTION SYSTEM 242

XXVIII. JUSTICE FOR THE JEW 252

XXIX. CIVIL WAR IN MOROCCO 261

XXX. THE POLITICAL SITUATION 267

XXXI. FRANCE IN MOROCCO 292

PART III

XXXII. ALGERIA VIEWED FROM MOROCCO 307

XXXIII. TUNISIA VIEWED FROM MOROCCO 318

XXXIV. TRIPOLI VIEWED FROM MOROCCO 326

XXXV. FOOT-PRINTS OF THE MOORS IN SPAIN 332

APPENDIX

"MOROCCO NEWS" 381

INDEX 395

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

TO FACE PAGE

A MOORISH THOROUGHFARE _Frontispiece_

GATE OF THE SEVEN VIRGINS, SALLI 1

CROSSING A MOROCCO RIVER 26

A BERBER VILLAGE IN THE ATLAS 47

AN ARAB TENT IN MOROCCO 57

ROOFS OF TANGIER FROM THE BRITISH CONSULATE 71

A MOORISH CARAVAN 91

FRUIT-SELLERS 107

A TUNISIAN SHOPKEEPER 118

THE SUNDAY MARKET, TANGIER 128

GROUP AROUND PERFORMERS, MARRAKESH 141

A MOROCCO FANDAK (CARAVANSARAI) 159

RABHAH, NARRATOR OF THE SLAVE-GIRL'S STORY 185

WAITING FOR THE STEAMER 201

A CITY GATEWAY IN MOROCCO 211

CENTRAL MOROCCO HOMESTEAD 242

JEWESSES OF THE ATLAS 256

A MOORISH KAID AND ATTENDANTS 275

TUNISIA UNDER THE FRENCH--AN EXECUTION 299

TENT OF AN ALGERIAN SHEIKH 313

A TUNISIAN JEWESS IN STREET DRESS 325

OUTSIDE TRIPOLI 330

A SHRINE IN CORDOVA MOSQUE 340

THE MARKET-PLACE, TETUAN 375

NOTE.--_The system of transliterating Arabic adopted by the Author
in his previous works has here been followed only so far as it is
likely to be adopted by others than specialists, all signs being
omitted wh