...those countries belonging to the Nile basin south of Gondokoro." His mission is, so runs the firman, "to suppress the slave trade; to introduce a system...Africa, accepting Gondokoro as the base of operations." What right the Khedive had to grant such a firman we will not stop just now to inquire. Under it, at...

...the slave trade ; to introduce a system of regular commerce ; to open to navigation the great hikes of the equator ; and to establish a chain of military...Africa, accepting Gondokoro as the base of operations." What right the Khedive had to grant such a firman we will not stop just now to inquire. Under it, at...

...permanent government .... We have decreed and now decree as follows : — "An expedition is organized to subdue to our authority the countries situated...Africa, accepting Gondokoro as the base of operations. "The supreme command of this expedition is confided to Sir Samuel White Baker, for four years, commencing...

...permanent government .... We have decreed and now decree as follows : — " An expedition is organized to subdue to our authority the countries situated...Africa, accepting Gondokoro as the base of operations. "The supreme command of this expedition is confided to Sir Samuel White Baker, for four years, commencing...

...to steam navigation of the great equatorial lakes of Central Africa, and in the establishment of n permanent Government, ... we have decreed and now...corn. On the other hand, it can be alleged that no generul sent to annex a country would withdraw his troops on account of verbal opposition ; nor would...

...establishment of a permanent Government, ... we have decreed and now decree as follows : — "An expedition ia organised to subdue to our authority the countries...operations." As regards this war, the natives have much to say for themselves. From the first they protested against annexation ; yet they did not attack the...

...the Nile basin south of Gondokoro." His mission is, so runs the firman, "to suppress the slave-trade; to introduce a system of regular commerce ; to open...Africa, accepting Gondokoro as the base of operations." What right the Khedive had to grant such a firman we will not stop just now to inquire. Under it, at...

...expedition is organized to subdue to our authority the countries situated to the south of Goudokoro, " To suppress the slave trade ; to introduce a system...commercial depots, distant at intervals of three days' journey, throughout Central Africa, accepting Goudokoro as the base of operations. " The supreme command...

...year and a half of time, for bringing order into the country intrusted to his care, and "establishing a chain of military stations and commercial depots, distant at intervals of three-days' march, throughout Central Africa, accepting Gondokoro as a base." Although all sorts of...

...empowered Sir Samuel Baker " to suppress the slave trade, to introduce a system of regular commerce, to establish a chain of military stations and commercial...Africa, accepting Gondokoro as the base of operations; and to undertake the supreme command of the expedition for four years, commencing 1st April, 1869,...