Box 4
Contains 7 Results:
lettres des chefs indigènes, Reel 15G 78, 1880-1896
Important file of various elements, including the archives of Ahmad al-Kabir and Muntaga from Nioro, correspondence of the posts of Sigiri, Kurussa and Kayes; materials on the mission of Peroz into Wasulu and other elements of the relations with Samori. Some of the material consists of Arabic originals of translations in 15G 81. 249 pieces.
lettres des chefs indigènes, 15G 79, 1880-1896
lettres arabes, Reel 15G 80
Important file of varied elements. Sections include letters to al-hajj Buguni, Ahmad al-Kabir, his counselor Seydu Jeliya, his son Madani, and many others. Arabic. The first section of the letters were taken by the French from Segu in 1890. The other sections may have been taken from Nioro. Most were written in the 1870s and 1880s. A number of letters carry Ahmad’s seal.
correspondance indigène, Reel 15G 81, Section B and Reel 15G 81, 1888-1890
Medine. Correspondance du commandant du poste de Medine reçue par le Gouverneur du Senegal, Reel 15G 108, 1853-1869
Valuable letters in French between this extended outpost and Saint-Louis, at a time when the French presence in the Soudan was very limited. 134 pieces.
Correspondance du commandant du poste de Medine reçue par le Gouverneur du Senegal, Reel 15G 109, 1870-1875
Valuable letters from this French outpost during a time of retrenchment of French involvement in West Africa. 150 pieces.
Correspondance indigène. El-Hadji et ses partisans, Reel 15 G62, 1860
A small but important dossier, at a time of considerable tension between the Umarians and the French for hegemony in the Upper Senegal. Arabic and French. 13 pieces.