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... up an army probably thrice large as that England, a navy not much inferior, and at the ssme time ajbody 50,000 men in Africa on the war establishment, together with avast body of paid civil functionaries, required for population of thirty-two millions, ...
... marine to conquer Gibraltar. 5. The cities of Africa, vi* —Tunis, Algiers, ...
... view, than the progress f French aggrandizement in Africa. War prosecuting in that country its most afflicting form, without anv apparent provocation, any alleged motive, any definite object—a war of aggression, conquest, and plunder against the agricultural ...
... probably thrice as large as that of England, a navy not much inferior, and at the same time a body of 50,090 men in Africa on the war establishment, together with a vast body of paid civil functionaries, required for a population of thirty-two millions ...
... know on what grounds France is fltlingout new armaments, in order to maintain her settlement on the northern coast of Africa. Should a war break out, Algiers will be an important anchorage for French cruisers. In short, the aspect of European politics is ...
... WAR DECLARED AGAINST FRANCE BY ABD-EL- KADER. have the official confirmation of accounts from the possessions in Africa, that war bad broken out between France and Abd-EI-Kader. The Arabs of the remote districts and their fanatical Emir, Abd-eLKadcr, ...
... arid from demanding to know France is fitting out new armaments, in or'er to main:, in h.-r on the northern coast of Africa. Should war break out, Algiers will important anchorage for French cruiners. short, the aspect of European politics is exceedingly ...
... administration, consisting men of tespeclub lity a.id character. WAR DECLARED FRANCE RV AIID-El, KADEH. have tlie ollicial confirmation of accounts fiom the Frenca possessions in Africa, that war bad broken out between France and bd-1.1- Kader. The Arabs of ...
... FRANCE—WAR IN AFRICA. The war m Africa occupies the almost exclusive attention Urn Paris pspersof Tuesday. Both Ministerial and Opposition organs are unanimous in recommending strong reprisals against Abd-eUKader, and carry on the campaign with vigour ...
... Algiers, &c. shall be French possessions; and after a general peace all the conquests which the French have made in Africa during the war, shall be given is iridemnities to the kiiigs of Sardinia anid Sicily -6. Mata ishall be occupied |bytfie French, and ...
... French in Africa—Amongst the numerous questions involved in the general ruin of our interests abroad, conceive none to be fraught with deeper importance, in a moral and political point of view, than the progress of French aggrandisement in Africa. War is p ...
... creature the French policy Africa, can declare war. The fate of Africa, adds this journal, not doubtful. Franco is not so weak as to dread the power of an Abd-El-Kader. The Temps observes that great faults have been committed in Africa, but that this is not ...