Intervention And Colonization in Africa
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120 INTERVENTION AND COLONIZATION IN AFRICA by the leaders horrified the civilized world. M. Liotard, who had become Commissioner-General of the Upper Congo, determined to round out the northeast frontier of his col- ony; and at the same time, by taking advantage of the situation in the Sudan he hoped to add a large portion of Bahr-el-Ghazal to the French possessions and provide an outlet by way of the Nile for the trade of the northern Congo region. The establishment of a definite connection b...etween the French protectorates in the Sudan and Upper Congo with Abyssinia and the French colony of Obock on the East Coast was even contemplated.
Accordingly, on June 25, 189l3, he sent out Major Marchand with a small company of eight officers and one hundred and twenty men, who explored the Ubangi district and traversed the Bahr-el-Ghazal country successfully. He reached the Nile ultimately, equipped a small flotilla and pushed north to Fashoda, where he raised the French flag and took possession of the territory on the left bank, on July 10, 1898.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
120 INTERVENTION AND COLONIZATION IN AFRICA by the leaders horrified the civilized world. M. Liotard, who had become Commissioner-General of the Upper Congo, determined to round out the northeast frontier of his col- ony; and at the same time, by taking advantage of the situation in the Sudan he hoped to add a large portion of Bahr-el-Ghazal to the French possessions and provide an outlet by way of the Nile for the trade of the northern Congo region. The establishment of a definite connection b...etween the French protectorates in the Sudan and Upper Congo with Abyssinia and the French colony of Obock on the East Coast was even contemplated.
Accordingly, on June 25, 189l3, he sent out Major Marchand with a small company of eight officers and one hundred and twenty men, who explored the Ubangi district and traversed the Bahr-el-Ghazal country successfully. He reached the Nile ultimately, equipped a small flotilla and pushed north to Fashoda, where he raised the French flag and took possession of the territory on the left bank, on July 10, 1898.
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