FOOTNOTES:
[88] Stanley's Through the Dark Continent, vol. ii. pp. 320, 321; see, also, pp. 3, 78, 123, 245, 414.
[89] Western Africa, p. 455.
[90] Western Africa, p. 456.
[91] Western Africa, p. 470.
[92] Equatorial Africa, p. 531.
[93] Savage Africa, p. 212.
[94] Through the Dark Continent, vol. ii. pp, 470, 471.
[95] Through the Dark Continent, vol. ii. pp. 482, 483.
[96] History of English Literature, vol i. pp. 48. 49.
[97] Equatorial Africa, pp. 448, 449.
[98] On the intellectual faculties of the Negro, see Prichard, third ed., 1837, vol. ii. p. 346, sect. iii. Peschel's Races of Men, p. 462, sq., especially Blumenbach's Life and Works, p. 305, sq Western Africa, p. 379,—all of chap. xi.
[99] See Prichard, fourth ed., 1841, vol. 1. p. 197, sect. v. Moffat's Southern Africa; Uncivilized Races of Men, vol 1. pp. 183-219.
[100] Savage Africa, p. 287, sq.