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Travels and discoveries in North and Central Africa, Vol. 1 (of 5)

Note 200 — CHAP. XXI.

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The Tagáma were said by some of our informants to have come from Jánet; but I was not able to confirm this piece of information. However I am sure that they belong to a stock settled in these regions long before the Kél-owí. We find them settled on the borders of Negroland in very ancient times. Horneman, from what he heard about them, believed them to be Christians.

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