Africa

Africa, one of the five great divisions of the globe, three times larger than Europe, seven-tenths of it within the torrid zone, and containing over 200,000,000 inhabitants of more or less dark-skinned races. It was long a terra incognita, but it is now being explored in all directions, and attempts are everywhere made to bring it within the circuit of civilisation. It is being parcelled out by European nations, chiefly Britain, France, and Germany, and with more zeal and appliance of resource by Britain than any other.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Afra`nius * Africa`nus, Julius
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Africa in Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase & Fable

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Abulfeda, Ishmael
Adanson, Michel
Adrian, Publius Æliuvs
Albuquerque, Alphonso D'
Alderete, Diego Gratian De
Alderete, Joseph And Bernard
Alfes, Isaac
Alypius [No. 3]
Andrada, Thomas D'
Antony, St.
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