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Proceedings of the Association for Promoting the Discovery of the Interior Parts of Africa [1790]

Note 22 — Chapter VI

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Bornoo, though a town of greater extent than Tripoli, consists of a multitude of houses, so irregularly placed that the spaces between them cannot be called streets. It is furnished with mosques, which are constructed of brick and of earth; and with schools, in which the Koran is taught, as in the principal towns of Barbary.

Ben Alli.

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