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Henry Wellington Wack The Story of the Congo Free State New York & London : Putnam 1905 |
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| Preface Chapter I Chapter II Chapter III Chapter IV Chapter V Chapter VI Chapter VII Chapter VIII Chapter IX Chapter X Chapter XI Chapter XII Chapter XIII Chapter XIV Chapter XV Chapter XVI Chapter XVII Chapter XVIII Chapter XIX Chapter XX Chapter XXI Chapter XXII Chapter XXIII Chapter XXIV Chapter XXV Chapter XXVI Chapter XXVII Chapter XXVIII Chapter XXIX Chapter XXX Chapter XXXI Chapter XXXII Chapter XXXIII Chapter XXXIV Chapter XXXV Chapter XXXVI Chapter XXXVII Appendix (App. 1) (App.2) (App.3) (App.4) (App.5) (App.6) (App.7) (App.8) (App.9) (App.10) (App.11) (App.12) (App.13) (App.14) (App.15) (App.16) (App.17) (App.18) (App.19) (App.20) (App.21) (App.22) (App.23) (App.24) (App.25) (App.26) (App.27) (App.28) |
Preface Genesis of Mid-African Civilisation Stanley and King Leopold II.'s Conception of the Congo Free State Founding of the Congo Free State Early Belgian Expeditions The Waterways of the Congo Part 1, Part 2 The State and International Law Part 1, Part 2 Horrors of the Arab Slave Trade The Berlin Conference The Economic Regime of the Berlin Act Part 1, Part 2 An Appeal to Belgium to Suppress the Slave Trade The Second Brussels Conference The Congo Bequeathed to Belgium Tribes of the Congo State The Congo Public Force Belgian Campaigns against the Arabs Belgian Campaigns against the Arabs (concluded) The Suppression of Slavery Frontiers and Diplomatic Settlements The Bahr-el-Ghazal and the Nile Mutinies of the Batetela Tribe Displacement of the Population The State's Administration Department of Justice Native Chieftaincies The Postal, Telegraph, and Telephone Service Navigation, Railways, Roads Pt.1, Pt.2 Science, Agriculture, Civilising Measures Trade, Revenue and Taxes Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3, Pt.4 Missions and Schools State Lands and Concessions Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3 The Nemesis of Libel Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3 The Congo Campaign in England Pt.1, Pt.2 The Congo Campaign in America Testimony of Travellers and Thinkers Pt.1, Pt.2 Testimony of Travellers and Thinkers (continued) Testimony of Travellers and Thinkers (continued) Testimony of Travellers and Thinkers (concluded) Pt.1, Pt.2 The Attitude of Europe and the United States Pt.1, Pt.2 Summary, Retrospect, and Prophecy The Treaty of Vivi, 13th June 1880 The Treaty of Manyanga, 12th August 1882 The Treaty of Leopoldville, 29th April 1883 The Treaty of Stephanieville, undated Table of other Treaties, Districts ceded, and Stations established by the International Association of the Congo Report from the Committee in Foreign Relations to the Senate of the United States, March 26 1884 (Senator John T. Morgan, of Alabama), recommending the recognition of the International African Association as a friendly Government, with citations from the history of the American colonies An essay on "The Free Navigation of the Congo", by Sir Travers Twiss, taken from the Revue de Droit International, 1883 An argument by Professor Arntz, citing numerous authorities, on the question, Can Savage Tribes cede their territory to Private Persons with the Sovereign Rights appertaining thereto For Treaty between the International Association of the Congo and the United States, see Chapter IV The General Act of the Berlin Conference, Pt.1, Pt.2, Pt.3 Declaration of the General Act of the Brussels Conference, July 2, 1890 Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navigation between the United States and the Congo Free State, January 24, 1891 Protocol on which the United States ratifies the General Act of the Brussels Conference, February 2, 1892 Dispatch from his Britannic Majesty's Minister at Brussels enclosing : A Decree by the Sovereign of the Congo Free State providing Settlements for native children orphaned or abandoned, July 12, 1890 A Decree instituting a local Commission of Europeans for the Protection of Natives, September 18, 1896 Official letter of instruction thereon from the Secretary of State to the Governor-General at Boma, in the Congo Free State, October 1, 1896 Letter of Governor-General Wahis to the Reverend George Grenfell (British), of the Baptist Missionary Society at Bolobo, transmitting Decree, December 26, 1896 Circular to all District Commissioners, Heads of Zones and of Posts with regard to barbarous customs prevailing among the native tribes, February 27, 1897 Letter from the Reverend George Grenfell to the Governor-General, July 13 1897 Coordinated text of various instructions respecting relations between state officials and natives Report of first meeting of Commission for Protection of Natives, May 17, 1897 A Decree appointing additional members upon the Commission for the Protection of Natives, March 23, 1901 The British Dispatch to European Powers calling attention to charges alleged against the Congo Free State, and inviting consideration thereof. August 8, 1903 Letter from Sir Constantine Phipps, his Britannic Majesty's Minister at Brussels, transmitting text of the Note and it's enclosures addressed by the Congo Government to the Powers parties to the Act of Berlin, replying to the British Dispatch of August 8, 1903. Rejoinder of the Congo Government to the Report dated December 11, 1903, of Mr. Roger Casement, his Britannic Majesty's Consul at Boma, wherein amongst others, charges of maltreatment of natives are made. March 12, 1904 Memorandum on the part of the Congo Government regretting that the British Foreign Office did not deem it necessary to communicate to it prevuious Consular Reports, the names of persons accused and generally such specific information as would enable the Congo Government to prosecute offenders, etc., together with the remarks of the Secretary-General of the Congo Free State upon the debates in the British Parliament as to partitioning that State between the Powers whose possessions surround it, May 14, 1904 Features of the Land System in the African Colonies of Germany, Great Britain, France and Portugal Concessionaries, Firms and Trading Companies in the Congo Free State Officials of the Congo Free State |
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