East Africa and Its Invaders, from the Earliest Times to the Death of Seyyid Said in 1856

Aden Admiralty African coast agents American Arab Arabia arrived attack Barawa Bombay Bourbon Britain British Government Cape Captain chief Christian Cogan colony commercial Consul course Decaen dispatch East Africa England English established Europe European export flag Foreign Office French friendly garrison Governor guano Guillain Hamerton harbour ibid Île de France Imam Imam of Muscat Imam's India Indian Ocean interest interior island ivory Jawasmi Kilwa Kimweri King Krapf Lamu land letter London Madagascar Malindi Mauritius Mazrui Mbaruk ment merchants miles mission missionaries Mogadishu Mombasa Moresby Morice Mozambique Muscat Napoleon natives naval Nossi-bé Nyika obtained occupation Oman Omani Owen Owen's Palmerston Pangani Pate Pemba Persian Gulf political Port Louis Portuguese protection Red Sea reported Resident Rigby sailed seemed sent settlement Seyyid Sheikh ships Slave Trade subjects Sultan Swahili territory tion told town treaty tribes troops Usambara voyage Wahabi wrote Zanzibar