A Modern Slavery

by Henry Woodd Nevinson

• Value, of slaves, [29], [50]-[53], [85], [102], [114], [162], [167], [174];
• standard of, in Central Africa, [42], [84], [85], [107].
• Vultures, [76].

• Wages of slaves, [38], [194], [195].
• Wagon, ox, mode of conveyance, [43], [59]-[62], [148].
• Walled city of Abeokuta, [3];
• population of, [3].
• Wart-hogs, [110].
• Water-buck, stinking, [77].
• Wesleyan Episcopalian order, [141].
• Wild animals, [7], [71]-[77], [83], [87], [110], [111], [115], [156], [160]-[162], [165], [166], [177], [192], [204].
• Wildebeest, [77].
• Witchcraft, [99], [131], [170], [191].
• Women, white, on the coast, [3], [4];
• nurses, [3].

• Yams, trade in, [10].

• Zambesi, awarded to Great Britain, rumor of, [110];
• river, [106], [124].
• Zebras, [72], 74.

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Transcriber’s Notes

In a few cases, obvious errors or omissions in punctuation were corrected.

[Page 21]: “Portuguese War Depatment” changed to “Portuguese War Department”

[Page 24]: “hitherto suppoed to” changed to “hitherto supposed to”

[Page 38]: “been bought themelves” changed to “been bought themselves”