Identifier: travelsinatlasso00thom (find matches)
Title: Travels in the Atlas and southern Morocco. A narrative of exploration
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Thomson, Joseph, 1858-1895
Subjects: Morocco -- Description and travel Atlas Mountains
Publisher: New York : Longmans, Green, and co.
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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rirt, ascent of, 241Teluet, caves at, 237 climate of, 233 crossing the pass of, 211-214 Kasbah of, 215, 218 pass of, 237 population of, 235 reception at, 215 valley of, 212-234 view from pass, 211Tensift, river, 60, 124. fording of, 109 Tetuan, 28 Tezert, 192, 193 Tifnut, 223, 462 Tizi Likumpt, ascent of, 456-467 Nemiri, 302, 305 Nslit, 332 n-Tamjurt, 462 Ulad Di.i.m, district of, 120Urika, 137, 444-455Usury of Jews, 418 Viceroy, the, 396Villages, ruined, 92, 30I Wad Agandice, 313 Amsmiz, 292 Bra, 142, 212 El Mulha, 197 Gadat, 137, 197 luiinnen, 456 Isserato, 472 Kseb or Diabat, 92 Misfiwa, 137 Msira, 473 ^>fis, 318, 333, 337 Reraya, 454 Tedili, 143 Tensift, 60, 136, 212 Tessaout, 142, 189 Urika, 137Wedding, a Jewish, 7 a Moorish, 24Wells, Moorish, 41Winnowing, 467Wishdan, Mountains of, 303, 304, 33. 315Women, Jewish, 71, 157 Moorish, 23, 131, 378, 382 Zawia, 107 of Bin Mahida, 107Zarktan, 196, 201 GEORGE PHILIP AND SON, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. B kits 9m \/rs^ tudjE 1i &EOR ^f^ V
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r j2 Fleet Street, London,May iSSg. A SELECTED LIST OF WORKS PuiJLisiiED BY GEORGE PHILIP & SON. JUST PUBLISHED, Medium 8vo. in handsome Illustrated cloth cover, bevelled boards,!,ilt tdjt, jirice 21s. THE FIRST ASCENT OF THE KASAl in:iN(; some uecokds of service UNDER THE LONE STAR. By CHARLES SOMERVILLE LATROBE BATEMAN, iSometime Captain and Adjutant of Gendarmerie in theCongo Free State. Profusely Illustrated with Etchings, Cliromo-lithographs, and Wood Engravings (Fifty-seven in all), I\ei)roduced from the Authors Original Drawings, AND ACCOMPANIKl) BY Two Large Scale Maps Printed in Colours. Opinions of the Press. A hi,L;hly interesting and beautifully illustrated narrative.—Times. Jlr. Uateman is as skilful with the pen as he is with his brush andpencil; his style is aninnited, and his verbal descriptions are quite ou apar with his pictures.—Atlieiiaum. l\Ir. liatenian seems to be not only the right sort of man to exploreand civilise savage regions, but to chronicle his

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