Journal of a tour in Marocco and the Great Atlas

by Joseph Dalton Hooker; John Ball

APPENDICES.

APPENDIX A.
	PAGE
Observations for determining Altitudes ofStations in Marocco. By JohnBall	[357]
APPENDIX B.
Itineraries of Routes from the City of Maroccothrough the Great Atlas. By Salomon benDaoud	[366]
APPENDIX C.
Notes on the Geography of South Marocco.By John Ball	[371]
APPENDIX D.
On some Economic Plants of Marocco. ByJoseph Dalton Hooker	[386]
APPENDIX E.
A Comparison between the Flora of the CanaryIslands and that of Marocco. By JosephDalton Hooker	[404]
APPENDIX F.
A Comparison between the Mountain Flora ofTropical Africa and that of Marocco. By Joseph Dalton Hooker	[421]
APPENDIX G.
On the Mountain Flora of two Valleys of the GreatAtlas. By John Ball	[423]
APPENDIX H.
Notes on the Geology of the Plain of Marocco andthe Great Atlas. By George Maw,F.G.S., F.L.S., &c.	[444]
APPENDIX I.
Moorish Stories and Fables	[468]
APPENDIX K.
On the Shelluh Language. By John Ball	[478]
APPENDIX L.
Note on the Roman Remains known to the Moors asthe Castle of Pharaoh, near Mouley Edris el Kebir. Communicatedby Messrs. W. H. Richardsonand H. B. Brady, F.R.S.	[485]
INDEX	[491]

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Errata.

P. 388, line 10, after ‘Pharmacographia,’ 502, insert Cosson, in Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr. xxi. 163.

„ 394, „ 4 from bottom, for ‘Sus’ insert Sous.

„ 395, lines 4 and 9 from top, for ‘Sus’ insert Sous.

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ILLUSTRATIONS.

Panorama on the Great Atlas fromthe City of Marocco	[Frontispiece]
Cape Spartel	[Title-page]
Tetuan	To face page	[39]
Saffi	„	[73]
Tower of the Koutoubia atMarocco	„	[142]
Great Atlas from Lower Valley ofAït Mesan	„	[193]
West End of the Marocco Atlasfrom Sektana	„	[242]
Djebel Tezah fromIminteli	„	[257]
Geological section of the Plainof Marocco and the Great Atlas	„	[460]
WOODCUTS INTEXT.
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Argan Trees		[97]
Reed Screen for Locustdestruction		[159]
Fort at Tasseremout		[166]
Houses at Arround		[215]
Isolated Mass in GreatAtlas		[265]
Cliff Section, Saffi		[451]
Rotuloidea fimbriata(Etheridge)		[452]
Calcareous Crust (Surfaceand Section)		[455]
‘Camel’s Back,’ flat-toppedHills in the Plain of Marocco		[456]
Boulder Mounds, skirting AtlasPlateau Escarpment (Section and Surface)		[459], [460]
Roman Ruins of Volubilis		[487]
Moulding of Double InterlacedLines		[488]
MAP
A New Map of SouthMarocco, by John Ball, F.R.S.
	[At the end ofvolume.]