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The Negroland of the Arabs examined and explained

Note 178 — KÚGHAH — KÁGHÓ — KAÚKAÚ — KARKAR.

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Dupuis, in the passage referred to (Resid. in Ashantee, App. 55), says, that the Moslem merchants of Benin trade with the Gargari by means of those rivers. It is evident that he has here mistaken Bini, a name given by the people of Houssa to the countries adjoining Núfí, and even to Bornú (Clapperton’s Second Expedition p. 103), for Benin.

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