Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |            the section of Algerian territory of which they seemed to
 2        I,  VI  |           connecting link with the territory of Tenes, which had entirely
 3        I,  VII |   resources of his domain. The new territory of which he had become the
 4        I,  IX  |       limits of that circumscribed territory that they must seek an explanation
 5        I,  XI  |          closed again upon a large territory. Of the rocky substratum
 6        I,  XIII| excellently adapted to protect the territory intrusted to their guardianship.~
 7        I,  XIV |            fairly claim as neutral territory.~“Now, gentlemen,” he began
 8        I,  XIV |       Captain Servadac, is English territory. Do you not see the English
 9        I,  XIV |           for questioning that the territory here is England’s—England’
10        I,  XVI |            vista of the mysterious territory. “It cannot be!” he exclaimed. “
11        I,  XVII|        portion of the northernmost territory of Sardinia.~The Dobryna