CHAPTER IV. 



THE AFRICAN NEGRO : II. BANTUS NEGRITOES- 

 BUSHMEN HOTTENTOTS. 



The Sudanese-Bantu Divide Frontier Tribes The Bonjo Cannibals The 

 Bay a Nation^ " Red People" -The North-East Door to Bantuland- 

 Semitic Elements of the Bantu Amalgam Malay Elements in Madagascar 

 only Hamitic Element everywhere The Wahumas The Bantus mainly 

 a Negro-Hamitic Cross The Lactistrians Their Traditions The Kintu 

 Legend The Waganda, Past and Present Political and Social Institu- 

 tions Totemic System Bantu Peoples between Lake Victoria and the 

 Coast 77ie Wagiryama Primitive Ancestry- Worship Mulungu The 

 Waswahili The Zang Empire The Zulu-Xosas Former and Present 

 Domain - - Patriarchal Institutions - - Genealogies - - Physical Type - 

 Social Organization -- "Common Law" - Mashonas and Makalakas 



-The mythical Monomotapa Empire The Zimbabwe Ruins The 

 Bech lianas 77/6' Barotse Empire The Makololo Episode Spread of 

 Christianity amongst the Southern Bantus King Khama The Ova- 

 He rero Cat fie and Hill Da mar as The Kongo People Old Kongo 

 Empire The Kongo Language The Kongo Aborigines Perverted 

 Christian Doctrines The Kabindas and "'Black Jews" -The Tushilange 

 Bhang-smokers The Balolo "Men of Iron" -The West Equatorial 

 Bantus -Bakalai The Cannibal Fans Migrations, Type, Origin The 

 Camerun Bantus Bantu- Sudanese Borderland Early Bantu Migrations 



-Eastern Ancestry and Western Nature- worshippers Conclusion. 

 The Negrito Domain, Past and Present Negritoes at the Courts of 

 the Pharaohs Negritoes and Pygmy Folklore The Dume and Doko 

 reputed Dwarfs The, IVandorobbo Hunters The Wochna Mimics The 

 Bushmen and Hottentots Former and Present Range The. Wasandawi 

 Hottentot Geographical Names in Bantuland Hottentots disappearing 

 Bushman Folklore Literature Bushman-Hottentot Language and Clicks 



-Bushman Mental Characters Bushman Race-Names. 



CONSPECTUS. 



Distribu- Primeval Home. Bantu : between the Equatorial 

 Past and Lakes and Indian Ocean ; Negrito : all the inter-tropical 

 Times. forest zones ; Bushman-Hottentot : from Lake Tanganyika 

 to the Cape. 



