Dhow Chasing in Zanzibar Waters - The Search For Mecca

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— — CHAPTER III. Method of conducting the Slave-trade—The "Legal Trader's Slave-trade " — Difficulty of distinguishing the Slavers — Escape of Slave Vessels in consequence — Arab Interpreters — Chase of a Dhow Disguise of Negroes—Negoda's surprise at not being detained— South-West Monsoon—Stormy Weather False Information—Overboard to avoid the rain Beam-ends in a Squall— " The fellow wants me " Return to the " Castor." nnHEEE are three distinct forms of this trade, which may be classed under the following heads : 1. The illegal slave-trade; 2. The legal slave-trade ; and 3. The so-called "Legal Teadee's" slavetrade. Of the two former we shall speak hereafter. It was the last we had most to do with here, because we were south of Cape Delgado, which
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INTRODUCTION. 5 known at tliat time
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104 DHOW-CHASING. which she must ha
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106 DHOW-CHASING. this place only,
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THE CRUISE OF THE "PANTALOON." 107
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THE CRUISE OF THE " PANTALOON." 109
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112 DHOW-CHASING. vessels arrived a
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114 DHOW-CHASING. some of tliem cra
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THE CEUISE OF THE " PANTALOON." 115
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THE CRUISE OF THE "PANTALOON." 117
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CHAPTER VI. Visit to the Sultan—P
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" THE CRUISE OP THE " PANTALOON." 1
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THE CRUISE 0¥ THE " PA^^TALOON." 1
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THE CRUISE OE THE " PANTALOON." 125
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THE CEUISE OF THE " PANTALOON." 127
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THE CEUISE OF THE "DAPHNE."
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132 DIIOW-CIIASING. from lat. 4° s
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134 DHOW-CHASING. around liim beggi
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136 DHOW-OHASING. Ascension is of t
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1 38 DHOW-CHASING. and whose indefa
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140 DHOW-CHASING. their power to ob
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142 DHO.W-CHASING. former case, and
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144 DHOW-CHASIi\G. for. On the deat
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146 DnOW-CHASING. invitation, and e
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148 DHOW-CHASING. would make the la
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150 DHOW-CHASING. It is but little
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154 DHOW-CHASING. this, because Lam
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156 DHOW-CHASING. occasion of their
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158 DHOW-CHASING. captain of a dhow
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160 DHOW-CHASING. Suddenly we found
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162 DHOW-CHASING. who was unable to
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164 DHOW-CHASING. On the 30tli, ano
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166 DHOW-CHASING. about three miles
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168 DHOW-CHASING. lier, forty-eigli
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170 DHOW-CHASING. on our passage ba
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THE CEUISE OF THE "DAPHNE." 171 boa
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— CHAPTER IX. I Negro Tribes —
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THE CKU[SE OF THE " DAPHNE." 177 th
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TEE CRUISE OP THE " DArHNE." 185 "
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THE CRUISE OF THE "DAPHNE." 187 reg
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— THE CRUISE OF THE "DAPHNE." 193
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— CHAPTER X. Number of Captures i
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THE CRUISE OF THE " DArHNE." 199 in
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TIIM (lUUISE OF THK " JIAPJINK." 20
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POETUGUESE POSSESSIONS.
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220 DHOW-CHASING. at the present cl
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222 DHOW-CHASING. changeable. Ibo c
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I 224 DHOW-CHASING. at the distance
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226 DHOW-OHASING. as they do tlie P
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228 DHOW-CHASING. The slave-trade i
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230 DHOW-CHASING. never had an Engl
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232 DHOW-CHASING. schooner, and alt
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A CHAPTER XIII. Coudition of Slaves
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PORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS. 237 but I h
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ORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS. 239 Captain
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PORTUGUESE TOSSESSIONS. 241 the shi
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PORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS. 243 much la
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OETUGUESE POSSESSIONS. 245 hurt or
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248 DHOW-CHASING. preter since his
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250 DHOW-CHASING. anticipation of s
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252 DHOW-CHASING. Passing the Sulta
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254s DHOW-CHASING. posed in proport
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CHAPTER XV, Immense number of Slave
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— PORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS. 259 ofl
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PORTUGUESE POSSESSIONS. 261 legitim
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270 DHOW-CHASING. Mauritius,' but I
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272 DHOW-OHASING. on shore for a li
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274 DHOW-CHASING. zibar, is little
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276 DHOW-CHASING. The late Lord Cla
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278 DHOW-CHASTNG. Witliout consider
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280 DHOW-CHASING. we cannot prevent
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282 DHOW-CHASING. a fraction of the
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286 DHOW-CHASING. Sultan of Zanziba
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288 DHOW-CHASING. villages, peopled
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290 DHOW-CHASING. It may be suppose
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292 DHOW-CHASING. country as those
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294 DHOW-OHASING. Africa has to be
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APPENDIX. EXTRACTS FROM EVIDENCE TA
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APPENDIX. 299 299. " "What course w
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APPENDIX. 301 ill it. It is more th
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APPENDIX. 303 increasing American t
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APPENDIX. 305 cardinal evil wliich
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J, APPENDIX. 307 December, 1867, ei
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— APPENDIX. 309 "— think someth
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; APPENDIX. 311 have very good info
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APPENDIX. 313 ' where tlie slaves f
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ArPENDIX. 315 trade is far too prof
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APPENDIX. 317 Mr. Edward Hutchinson
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APPENDIX. 319 value that tliis lad
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— ; APPENDIX. 321 slaves were con
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APPENDIX. 323 occupation of Zanziba
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; APPENDIX.' 325 Majopv-General 0.
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APPENDIX. 327 exertions on tlie par
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APPENDIX. 329 provisions of our tre
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APPENDIX. 331 foreigners, who at pr
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APPENDIX. 333 attracted to those lo
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APPENDIX. 335 pated, that amongst t
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APPENDIX. 337 be a danger of slaves
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— ArEENBix. 839 is grown to a gre
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APPENDIX. 341 told, between legal a
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APPENDIX. 343 It was always tliougl
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APPENDIX. 345 35. "I need hardly as
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APPENDIX. 347 survivors arrive at t
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APPENDIX. 349 become greater every
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APPENDIX. 351 them running with a f
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— Al-PENDIX. 353 924. " You remai
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APPENDIX. 355 large numbers to Moza
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— APPENDIX. 357 that the Portugue
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ArrENDix. 359 the slaves is this :
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; APPENDIX. 361 all tliose who are
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— APPENDIX. 3^ tion of wliicli t
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; APPENDIX. 365 perfectly lawless ;
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APPENDIX. 367 to aid the fleet, as
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APPENDIX. - 369 960. " Have you any
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APPENDIX. 371 man especially wliose
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APPENDIX. 373 would be of the great
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APPENDIX. 37 have a better cliance
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APPENDIX. 377 "— district ? " Yes
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; less forests ; APPENDIX. 379 one
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MADAGASCAR. Inclosure 1 in No. 17.
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APPENDIX. 383 Officers employed in
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APPENDIX. 385 *bien cuivree,' dit l
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APPENDIX. 387 dealers pass precisel
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APPENDIX. 389 Inclosure 2 in No. 8.
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APPENDIX. 391 to help the Commander
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ArPENDix. 393 mixed with Scliolio,
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APPENDIX. 395 wah are secret protec
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APPENDIX. 397 Turkish garrison of t
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APPENDIX. 399 all these places. All
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APPENDIX. 401 sionally being snow i
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APPENDIX. 403 diately outside tlie
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APrENDix. 405 as in Abyssinia, is c
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APPENDIX. 407 *' I have given two i
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APPENDIX. 409 his Government he was
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; APPENDIX. 411 dadilifera), where
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APPENDIX. 413 being so many secret
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APPENDIX. 415 to you in February, 1
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APPEND IX. 417 evidently perennial
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' APJ'EXDIX. 419 live througli it,
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APPENDIX. 421 go 150 miles soutli,
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APPENDIX. 423 down, I had to cross
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APPENDIX. ' 425 with the plans of a
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APPENDIX. 427 made in risk of, and
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APPENDIX. 429 to Baker's turning-po
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— R E P H T. THE SELECT COMMITTEE
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— APPENDIX. 433 home to the coast
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APPENDIX. 435 but one punisliment
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438 APPENDIX. ; any degree the tota
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440 APPENDIX. to cover tlie foreign
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442 APPENDIX. she is provided with
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444 APPENDIX. State fqr Foreign Aff
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446 APPENDIX. formation, and the ne
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448 APPENDIX. systematically evaded
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450 APPENDIX. a loser by the abolit
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452 APPENDIX. slave-trade could be
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LONDON ILBEET AND lilVlNGTON, PEINT
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Sampson Lo7u and Co^s FRISWELL, J.
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SamJ)so?i Low and Co.'s Anecdotes o
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Sampson Lozu and Co.'s Heber's (Bis
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Sampson Low ana Co.'s Kennan (G.) T
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26 Sampson Low and Co.'s Phelps (Mi
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. Story 30 Sa?npso?i Low ajtd Co.^s
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