Chapter

 1 IV   |  intrusted with a mission by the French Government, reached Karthoum
 2 IV   |   recently.~In 1845, Maizan, the French explorer, disembarked, alone,
 3 VIII |     Under the inspiration of the French Government, two expeditions
 4 X    |          gas from the balloon. A French aeronaut, M. Meunier, tried
 5 XI   |    carried on, openly, under the French flag.~Upon the arrival of
 6 XII  |       very tree that Maizan, the French traveller, expired in 1845,
 7 XVIII|         same thing happened to a French savant among the mountains
 8 XIX  |   similar accident happened to a French aeronaut, Madame Blanchard.
 9 XX   |            said the doctor. “The French peasants, when they first
10 XXI  |            Help! help!”—Reply in French.—The Morning.—The Missionary. —
11 XXI  |  distinctly, called aloud in the French language—~“Help! help!”~
12 XXI  |         the top of his voice, in French: “Whoever you are, be of
13 XIX  |        The Fantastic Notion of a French Author.—A Magnificent Country.—
14 XIX  |        was used by a very gifted French author— M. Mery—in a romance,
15 XL   |         not reach the English or French territories, what was to
16 XL   |        might make our way to the French settlements. But, let it
17 XLI  |         here before us. Then the French settlers, who occupy the
18 XLI  |          of Medina, built by the French on the bank of the river.
19 XLIII|         group of men clad in the French uniform. Judge of their
20 XLIV | Conclusion.—The Certificate.—The French Settlements.—The Post of
21 XLIV |         whose relations with the French settlements are frequent
22 XLIV |          on the river.~There the French officers received them with