прибывает на Занзибар, там же;
его смерть, там же.
Crispe, Mr., K. C., 341, 357
Cromer, Lord, reports upon migratory habit of Soudan population, 226, 454
Crystal Mountains, 47
Curse of Central Africa, The, title of book by Captain Guy Burrows, 353
Curzon, Viscount, Viceroy and Governor-General of India, his opinion of the Congo Free State Government, 422
Cuvelier, Chevalier de., Secretary of State of Congo Free State, 293
D
Daily Chronicle, letter to, from Sir Harry Johnston, 401 et seq.
Daily News, 369, 371, 372, 373, 374
Daily Telegraph (London), Stanley’s letters to, 38
D’Arenberg, Prince F., 453
Дэвис, г-н Александр, его мнение о правительстве Свободного государства Конго, извлеченное из его книги «Туземная проблема в Южной Африке», 418 и след.
Defence of Congo Free State, 577 et seq.
Dekere, 54
De Keyser, Captain Henri Joseph Leon, his action for libel against Captain Guy Burrows, 340 et seq.;
is awarded £500 damages and costs, 363
Delcommune, Lieut., 47, 55, 184, 185
Delecourt, Lieut., 220
Derscheid, Lieut., 47
Descamps, Baron A., his work entitled New Africa, 74;
exposition of international law, 81;
on Government Civilisation in New Countries, 110, 257, 293;
exposition of early Congolese policy, 309;
analysis of theory of State ownership of vacant lands, 315
Данис, лейтенант (впоследствии барон), 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, прим. 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194;
his final report on Arab campaign, 195, 219, 220, 221, 222
D’Herwijnen, Baron Gericke, 141
Diego Cam, discoverer of the Congo, 42
Dilke, Sir Charles, attacks Congo Free State in British Parliament, 96, 370, 447, 455
Dirfi, 220
Doorme, Lieut., 187
Doumergue, M. Gaston (French Colonial Minister), decree consolidating legislation for French West Africa, 338 et seq.
Droeven, 218
Dubreucq, Commandant, his action for libel against Captain Guy Burrows, 340 et seq.
Duchesne, Lieut., 182
Dufile, railroad to Redjaf, 256
Dufourny, A., President of the Federation for the Defence of Belgian Interests Abroad, 395
Dupont, Professor, assistant at Court of Inquiry, 476
Dutalis, Lieut., 35
Dutrieux, Dr., 33
Э
Edward, King of England, visits Paris, 448
Eetvelde, Baron Van, 136;
report on conscription, 168;
report on civilisation of native races, 202;
reviews complete work of Congo Free State, 203
Egypt, Khedive of, employs Sir Samuel Baker, 4;
is coerced by Europe to suppress slave-trading on the Upper Nile, 6;
нанимает сэра Сэмюэля Бейкера и генерала Гордона для управления Суданом, там же.
Ekongo, King of, 42;
его обращение в христианство, там же;
old kingdom of, 43
Elephants, Indian, experiment with, 35;
abundant in Kivu forest, 57, 272
Emin Pasha, 53, 60, 188
Employees, dismissed, misrepresentations by, 580
En Avant, steamer employed by Stanley, 39
England, claims large sections of Africa, 17;
decreasing trade with Congo Free State, 290;
его причина, там же.
Epondo case, 595 et seq.
Equateurville, 46, 50
Etienne, M. Eugène, dissertation on the French Congo and Congo Free State, 324 et seq.
Étoile Belge, 346, 355
Evening Transcript, 463 et seq.
Everett, Messrs. R. A. & Co., London publishers, legal action against for libel, 340 et seq.;
letter from, to Secretary of State of Congo Free State, 351 et seq.
Expedition, British, to Congo, 43
Exports from Congo Free State, 1903 (statistics of), 280;
ценность, там же;
comparison with previous years, 281
Ф
Fashoda, 212, 213
Favereau, Baron de, 478
Federation for the Defence of Belgian Interests Abroad, 389;
address to President Roosevelt, 390, 479
Fetish doctor, 223, 224, 225
Fiji Islands, 610
Force Publique, 216
Foreign Christian Missionary Society, 300
Forfeit, Mr. William, remarks on Congo Free State, 427 et seq.
Фландрии, граф, становится президентом Национального комитета Международной ассоциации по исследованию и цивилизации Центральной Африки, 13
France, war with Germany, 4;
claims large sections of Africa, 17;
sets up her flag at Brazzaville, 19;
denounces Anglo-Portuguese Convention, 21;
recognises International Association as a friendly Government, 22;
land system of its African colonies, 612 et seq.
Franciscans, 301
Francqui, Lieut., 47, 59, 184
Fraud, A gross, 157
Frelinghuysen, F. F., American Secretary of State, recognises Congo Free State as a friendly Government, 80
French and Belgian boundary, 46
French Sheldon, Mrs., on atrocities in Congo Free State, 445
Frere, Sir Bartle, becomes Governor of the Cape, 12;
letter to, from Mr. H. Nixon, on baneful influence of Aborigines’ Protection Society, 377
Fuchs, M., reports on Public Force, 170;
suggests (in his capacity of Vice-Governor-General) plan to control migration of natives, 226;
report of July, 1904, 229;
report on routes for motor cars, 263
Г
Gandu, 181, 217, 218
Garenganze Evangelical Mission, 300
General Anzeiger, 461
Germaine, Mr., K. C., 341
Germany, war with France, 4;
claims large sections of Africa, 17;
wants part of East Africa, 19;
denounces Anglo-Portuguese Convention, 21;
recognises International Association as a friendly Government, 22;
приглашает державы на конференцию в Берлин, там же;
land system of its African colonies, 612 et seq.
Ghent, Sisters of Charity, 301
Gibbons, Cardinal, 438;
letter to Secretary Congo Reform Association, 439 et seq.
Gibbons, Major H. H., opinion of Congo State, 583
Gillain, Commandant, 187, 194, 217, 218
Ginger, 268
Gladstone, his opinion of African explorers, 4
Globe, The, letter from Lord Mountmorres to, 441 et seq.
Gois Kapopa, 184
Gold, discovery of, 291
Goldsmid, Sir Frederic, his report on Portuguese claims, 21
Гонго Лутете. См. Лутете.
Gongo Machoffe, 219
Goodwill, English Baptist mission steamer, 300
Gordon, General, is employed by Khedive of Egypt to govern Soudan, 6;
appointed by King Leopold to chief command on the Congo, 41;
Британское правительство требует его услуг, там же.
Gortchakoff, Prince, 68
Grant discovers sources of the Nile and Lake Victoria, 4
Granville, Lord, 20;
on development of trade in Central Africa, 530
Великобритания. См. Британия, Великая.
Grégoire, M., assistant at Court of Inquiry, 476
Grenfell, Mr. George, English missionary, remarks on Congo Free State, 427;
on administration of justice in, 568 et seq.
Grey, Mr., English civil engineer, remarks on Congo Free State, 435 et seq.
Grison, Rev. Father, missionary in charge of St. Gabriel’s, Stanley Falls, 301;
extracts from his diary, 302;
his strenuous life, 306, 307
Guinness, Dr. H. Grattan, lectures in Scotland on atrocities in Congo Free State, 424 et seq., 427
Guinness, Mrs. H. Grattan, her testimony different from that of her husband, 425
Х
Hamburgische Börsen Halle, Neue, its estimate of British opinion of Congo Free State, 333 et seq.
Hamed-ben-Mohamed, note, 179
Hanssens, Captain, 40
Harbey, Rev. C. H., testifies as to lying proclivities of natives, 600. See Epondo.
Harrison, Major James, 369, 374;
letter to London Times, 404 et seq.;
remarks upon side issue raised by Secretary of Congo Reform Association, 409 et seq.
Head, Mr. George, M.A., demolishes arguments of Secretary of Congo Reform Association at Boston Peace Congress, 396
Head tax, in British colonies, 582
Health committees, 268
Heffter, his theory of the existence of a State, 528
Henderson, Mr. John, his comments on Consul Casement’s report, 466 et seq.
Henry, Commandant, 220, 221, 222
Heusch, De, Lieut., 194;
погибает в бою, там же.
Heuval, Dr. Van den, 35
Heymans, Captain, 54
Hinde, Dr. Sidney, 179, 183, note, 188;
his description of a boma, note, 191
Hodister, 178
Holland, Queen of, 143
Holt, Mr. John, Liverpool merchant, 373;
pays Mr. Benedetti £40, 383, 384;
его торговая компания проигрывает дело против Compagnie Française du Congo Occidental в Апелляционном совете в Либревиле, 450
Horses, 269
Hospital for Natives, Boma, 268
Humanitarianism, pretext of, 578
Hut tax, in British colonies, 582, 605
Hygienic Commission, Boma, 265
I
Import duties, 140
Imports into Congo Free State, 1903, 282, 283, 284, 286;
compared with imports of previous years, 286
Independance Belge, 352, 353, 374
Influenza, 187
International Association for the Exploration and Civilisation of Central Africa, creation of, 12;
General Sanford (United States Minister at Brussels) becomes member, 13;
получает влиятельную поддержку, там же;
receives report of Commission of Eight, 25;
founds station on Lake Tanganyika, 34;
stations created by, 491;
its recognition by United States as a friendly Government recommended by Senator Morgan, 492;
treaties with Germany, Great Britain, France, and Portugal, 544 et seq.;
декларация, обменянная с Бельгией, там же.
International Missionary Alliance, 300;
eleven grants of land to, 387
Irebu, 56
Itembo, 52
Itimbiri, 251
Ituri, forest of, 52
Ivory, tax on, 178, 272;
export duty on, 278
Дж
Janssen, M. Camille, 165
Janssens, M., president of Committee of Inquiry, 476
Japan, domainal system of, 334
Jesuits, 301
Johnston, Sir Harry, G. C. M. G., 152;
quotation from his book, The Uganda Protectorate, 400 et seq.
Juan II., King of Portugal, 42
Junker, Dr., German explorer, 53;
on native punishments, 425
Jürgens, 218
К
Kabambari, 191
Kabinda, 43;
attacked by Batetelas, 217, 218
Kabindas, a Congolese tribe employed by Stanley as carriers, 39
Kakongos, 153
Каленго. См. Эпондо.
Karema, 34
Kassai, 50
Kassali, Lake, 48
Kasson, Mr., United States Plenipotentiary, 107
Kassongo, 47, 181, 182, 187, 188, 189, 191, 193, 221
Katanga, 48;
месторождения меди в нем, там же;
soon to be reached by railroad, 48, 184
Katué, 221
Khartoum, 214
Khedive of Egypt employs Sir Samuel Baker, 4
Kibala Mountains, the African Switzerland, 48
Kiranga-cha-gungo, largest inland volcano in world, 57
Kirk, Sir John, 136, 426
Kipango, 186
Kivu, Lake of, 57
Kleine Journal, 462
Konings, 218
Kwango, 50
L
La Liberté, 460
La Lulonga Society. See Epondo, 608
Labour, question of native, 581
Labudi, 47
Lado, Enclave of, 210
Lado territory, 219
Laeken, Brussels, King Leopold’s palace, 248
Lagos, British colony of, its revenue, 1898-1901, note, 289;
sixty-five per cent. of revenue derived from alcoholic liquor, 311;
wasteful methods of dealing with rubber and timber, 323;
decline of prosperity in, ibid., 374, 468;
its revenue reviewed by the Lagos Standard, 469 et seq.
Lake Albert Edward, 56
Lake Albert Nyanza, 52, 56
Lake Kassali, 48
Lake Kivu, 57
Lake Leopold II., discovered by Stanley, 56
Lake Matumba, 46, 53
Lake Moero, 49
озеро Танганьика. См. Танганьика.
Lambermont, Baron, attends Brussels Conference (1876), 8;
reports upon safeguards for native races, 26;
составляет окончательный акт Международной конференции, там же;
on slavery, 89;
his definition of free trade, 111;
presides over Second Brussels Conference, 136
Земельная система, особенности ее в африканских колониях Германии, Великобритании, Франции и Португалии, 612 и след. (См. Свободное государство Конго, 586)
Lange, De, Belgian officer, 192
Lansdowne, Marquess of, 450;
his dispatch to the Powers Signatory to the Berlin Act, 457 et seq.;
its reception by British press, 460, 465;
депеша державам, подписавшим Генеральный акт Берлинской конференции, относительно предполагаемых случаев жестокого обращения с туземцами и существования торговых монополий в Свободном государстве Конго, 573 и след.
Launay, Count de, 298
Laveleye, M. Emile, 105
Lavigerie, Cardinal, 90;
founds Belgian Anti-Slavery Society, 91;
visits Belgium, 134, 426
Lawrence, William Beach, on what constitutes a State, 528
Le Marinel, Lieut., 178, 179
Leigh, Mr. John George, his agreement with Captain Guy Burrows, 353
Leopold II. (King of the Belgians and Sovereign of the Congo Free State), his accession to Belgian throne, 2;
believes Africa promising outlet for surplus European population, 3;
его великолепное телосложение и личные достижения, там же;
видит возможность цивилизовать центральноафриканцев и основать бельгийскую колонию, там же;
его план проигнорирован, там же;
speech before Belgian Senate in 1860, 4;
his philanthropy, 6;
размышляет о том, как можно упразднить работорговлю в Африке, там же;
convenes an international conference of geographers in Brussels (1876) to discuss the subject, 7;
его циркулярное письмо, там же;
his speech, 8;
becomes President of International Association for the Exploration and Civilisation of Central Africa, 12;
speech before National Committee, 14;
his desire for new markets for Belgian manufactures, 17;
его прозорливость, там же;
spends largely of his private fortune to suppress slavery, 18;
appeal to British Government, 21;
recognised by Powers as Sovereign ruler of Congo Free State, 28;
becomes honorary President of the Comité d’Études du Haut-Congo, 29;
invites Stanley to Brussels, 39;
побуждает его поступить на службу в Международную ассоциацию Конго (новое название Comité d’Études du Haut-Congo), там же;
plans campaign of exploration, 60;
a true friend to Stanley, 65;
его ранняя декларация, там же;
letter to his ministers, 99;
authorised by Belgian Chamber to assume sovereignty of Congo Free State, 101;
его признание, там же;
receives congratulations and is visited by Lord Mayor of London, 101, 102;
получает призыв от британского правительства созвать конференцию в Брюсселе для согласования мер по подавлению рабства на восточном побережье Африки, 132;
letter to M. Beernaert, 147;
bequeaths sovereignty of Congo Free State to Belgium, 149;
note, 179;
confers title of Baron on Captain Dhanis, 195;
his plans to suppress slavery excite little interest, 197;
depletes his fortune to achieve his object, 198;
получает скудную поддержку за пределами Бельгии, там же;
мандат его Величества, там же;
his first object realised, 205;
his political foresight, 210;
his energy and industry, 248;
Лакен, его дворец в Брюсселе, там же;
его шале в Остенде, там же;
his immense expenditure on Congo State, 276;
impossible to recover, 277;
grants annual subsidy of 1,000,000 francs to Congo State, 278;
his early declarations consistently carried out, 320;
Captain Guy Burrows dedicates book to, 347;
is abused by Secretary of Congo Reform Association at Boston Peace Congress, 395;
Congo Free State likely to fulfil his expectations, 447
Leopoldville, 46;
fortnightly communication with Stanley Falls, 251;
treaty of, 489
Leroi, Captain, 219, 220
Leslie, Rev. W. H., of American Baptist Missionary Union, 411;
contributes article on Congo to Missionary Review of the World, 414
Liebrechts, Mr., Secretary-General of Congo Free State, letters to from Captain Burrows, 347 et seq.
Lindi, 221
Lindt, Van, Lieut., 189
Lippens, 181, 183
Livingstone, Dr., enters Congo region, 1860, and discovers lakes Moero and Bangweolo, 4;
найден Стэнли в 1871 году, там же;
says white man can live in Central Africa, 17, 197
Livingstone Inland Mission, 299
Lomami, 49, 50, 51, 181, 182, 183, 217, 218
Lopori, 49
Lothaire, Commandant, 194, 217, 218, 219
Lua, 54
Luahilimta, 57
Lualaba, 47, 177, 186, 251
Lualaba-Kassai, 201
Luapula, 47
Lubefu, 50, 335
Lubuga, 57
Lubukine, 194
Lufila, 47
Lufupa, 47
Lukenie River, 335
Lulongo, 49, 50
Luluabourg, 74, 201;
outbreak of Batetelas at, 216, 218
Lumber, 272
Lunda country, 74
Lusambo, 179, 201, 217
Lusana, 183
Lutete, Gongo, 179;
his personality, 180, 181, 182, 184;
is court-martialled and shot, 190;
disastrous consequences of that event, 191, 216
M
Mabode, 52
Maes, Dr., 32;
его смерть, там же.
Maguire, Dr., English missionary, remarks on Congo Free State, 429 et seq.
Mahagi, 212
Malet, Sir Edward, attends International Conference at Berlin, 24;
speech, 27
Maloney, Mr. J. A., on native punishments, 426
Malumba, Batetela mutineer, murdered by one of his followers, 221
Manning, Cardinal, 131
Manyema, collectors of ivory, 59, 182;
country of, 191, 218, 221
Marès, M. Roland de, 384
Marno, M., 32
Marriage, Christian, among natives, 273
Martens, Prof., 136
Мартин из Богемии, космограф, 42
Matadi, 47, 252, 253;
trains from, 255
Matumba, Lake, 46, 53, 56
Mayombés, 153
Mayumbe Railway, 256
Mbomu, 54, 208, 209, 210
Meshra-er-Rek, 213
Mfini, 56
Mgonda-Mkali, 33
Michaux, Captain, 182, 183, 184, 218
Middle Congo, 46, 48
Mirambo, 33;
his conflict with Simba, 36
Missionaries, 299, 300, 301, 385, 387, 411, 424, 425, 427, 429;
deceived by native witnesses, 233
Missions, Protestant, 299
Modes et Robes à la Congo, 154
Moero, Lake, 49;
south-eastern boundary between British territory and Congo Free State, 59
Moharra, Munie, 181, 184, 185, 186
Mohun, Mr., formerly United States Consul at Boma, 411;
his opinion of Congo Free State Government, 415 et seq.
Mokoangi, Cataracts of, 54
Molieka, 52
Moltke, Von, 180
Moncheur, Baron, Belgian Minister to United States, 389;
career, 618
Mongalla, 52
Moore, English naturalist, 57;
discovers zoölogical remains of a dead sea, 59
Morgan, Senator, of Alabama, presents memorial to Congress, 388;
представляет отчет Комитета по иностранным делам, рекомендующий Соединенным Штатам признать Международную африканскую ассоциацию дружественным правительством, 492
Morning Advertiser, comments upon Lord Lansdowne’s dispatch of August 8, 1903, 458 et seq.;
betrays some British desires, 459
Morning Post, 369;
letter to from Major James Harrison, 409;
from Mr. Grey, 435 et seq.
Morrison, Rev. Mr. W. M., of Lexington, Va., 385;
fails to obtain land concessions and special privileges, 386;
his statements compared with facts, 387, 388, 396, 456
Mountains, Blue, 52, 53
Mountains, Crystal, 47
Mountains, Kibala, 48
Mountains, Pallaballa, 252, 253
Mountmorres, Lord, 374;
starts on journey through Congo Free State, 440;
letter from, to London Globe, 441 et seq.
Mpala, 37
Msiri, 48
Münster Westphal, 462
Musserongés, 153
Mwadi, 184
Mwana Mkwanga, Arab camp at, 191
Н
Natives, Commission for Protection of, report of first meeting, 572 et seq.;
alleged to be ill-treated, 573 et seq.
Nerincx, Professor A., coadjutor of Baron Moncheur, 389
Нидерланды, принц Генрих,
становится президентом Национального комитета Международной ассоциации по исследованию и цивилизации Центральной Африки, 13
New York Herald, Stanley’s letters to, 38
New York Press, 464
Neyn, M. De, assistant at Court of Inquiry, 476
Niadi Kwilu Basin explored, 73
Niadi, treaty with King of, 490
Niam-Niam, tribe inhabiting Bahr-el-Ghazal country, 214
Niangara, 53
Niger, navigation of the, as provided for in General Act of Berlin Conference, 541 et seq.
Nisco, Baron, President of Court of Appeal, 232;
member of Court of Inquiry, 476
Nôtre Dame, Sisters of, 301
Nutmegs, 269
Nyangwe, 45, 52, 59, 181, 182, 186, 187, 188, 217, 221
Nys, M. Ernest, 77
Nzilo, 47
О
Obi, 220
Omdurman, battle of, 213
Ordeal by poison, 159;