sque at, 44, 337, 339, 358

Football, Moorish, 97, 137

Ford's "Handbook to Spain," 357, 366, 373

France in Morocco, 288, 292-305;
"policing" the frontier, 288;
her rule inevitable and desirable, 294-300;
hope for the Moors, 301, 305, 385;
Anglo-French Agreement (_q.v._);
in Algeria, 308-315;
in Tunisia, 318-320;
_see_ Political situation, the, and Appendix, 381-394

G

German interests in Morocco, 279-282

Gerona: Sulaiman, Pepin, and Charlemagne, 378, 379

Gibraltar, Moorish castle, 370

Granada, 337, 352-365;
the Alhambra Palace, loveliest monument of Moorish art in Spain,
352-354, 356-362;
despoiled by Charles V. and the French, 353;
"Tia Antonia," 353, 354;
Morocco-like surroundings, 354;
mosques, 355;
tomb of Ferdinand and Isabella, 355;
remains of Cardinal Mendoza, 356, 377;
Bu Abd Allah's sword, 356, 365;
courts and halls of the Alhambra, 358-362;
other Moorish remains, 362-365

H

Hamed Zirari, story of: protection system, 242-246

Hareems, royal, 73-75;
and other, 82-87

Hasheesh, opium of Morocco, 130

Hay, Sir John Drummond, 294

Herbs, fragrant, use of, 86, 108, 122

I

Infant mortality in Morocco high, 96

Irving, Washington, at Granada, 354;
his "Tia Antonia," 354

Ismail the Bloodthirsty exchanges compliments with Queen Anne, 9

J

Jaca, site of desperate battle between Spaniards and Moors, 378

Jelalli Zarhoni, the "Rogi," head of the revolt of the Ghaiata Berbers,
271-273

Jewish interpreter, astute, 214-222

Jews in Morocco, 16-17;
justice for, 252-260;
in Spain, traces of, 334

K

Kabyles, 54

Kaid, the, and his court, 252-259

Kesk'soo, the national dish, 59, 105, 121, 198, 266

Khalia, staple article of winter diet, 197

Koran, the, at schools, 97;
the standard work at colleges, 98

Kufic inscriptions, 351, 361, 373, 375

L

_L'Aigle_ at Mogador and Agadir, 35

"Land of the Moors, The," 292

_Lex talionis_, 48

M

Machiavellian arts, Moors excel in, 38

Madrid Convention of 1880 ... 282, 382;
essential features of, 289, 290

Madrid, Moorish remains in, 376

Malaga, Moorish dockyard, 370

Market-place, Moorish, 107-110, 121-123, 125-132;
and marketing, 109, 113-115, 118-124

Marrakesh, founded in the middle of the 11th century, 5;
kingdom of, 5, 14;
the Kutubiya at, 44, 337, 346

Marriage in Morocco, 75, 77;
country wedding, 88-93;
feastings, p