Africa . ological elements as in Marocco. Of relatively subordinate importance are the Jews, metwith in all the towns, and the negroes, emancipated since1848. The Berbers here again form the basis of thepopulation, though far inferior in numbers to the , however, unite in their common hostility to theEuropean colonists, who have settled not only in the towns,but also in the Tell. This European element may amountto about 250,000, of whom one-half are French, and therest principally Italians, Spaniards, and Germans now number about 5000, which is less thanin previous

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Africa . ological elements as in Marocco. Of relatively subordinate importance are the Jews, metwith in all the towns, and the negroes, emancipated since1848. The Berbers here again form the basis of thepopulation, though far inferior in numbers to the , however, unite in their common hostility to theEuropean colonists, who have settled not only in the towns,but also in the Tell. This European element may amountto about 250,000, of whom one-half are French, and therest principally Italians, Spaniards, and Germans now number about 5000, which is less thanin previous years, the tables of births and deaths showingthat the climate is much less favourable to them than tothe more southern European nations. The project undertaken by the French Governmentafter the late war, to induce a number of emigrants from ^ *0 v y~sai~ i Zembni If ~rJ ClUm -:<iUbin ^;* JMenzellaiimeO<*Kurba roiiHil £Smtun*xjrn el tDtcar I Gulf oiHaiiiniaijict 3^fiMhriatL. Maadfiema m>of Sandhills ) \

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