Travels In Morocco - Volume 1 of 2 - By James Richardson



















































 -  The fact is, Morocco will never be able to resist
the progress of nations any more than China, especially since - Page 88
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The Fact Is, Morocco Will Never Be Able To Resist The Progress Of Nations Any More Than China, Especially Since She Has Got The Most Restless People In The World For Her Neighbours.

Besides, during the last thirty years, many of the Maroquines have visited Europe, and their eyes are becoming opened,

The film of Moorish fanaticism has fallen off; even on their aggressive neighbours, they see the exercise of a government less rapacious than their own, and more security of life and property. Still, the Emperor will use every means to build up a barrier against innovation.

Just at this time, a _rekos_ (courier) arrived from Mr. Willshire (now at Morocco), bringing letters in answer to those which I had addressed to him, touching my visit to the Emperor. He writes that he had "already received orders from His Imperial Majesty respecting the object of my mission," which words give me uneasiness, as they are evidently unfavourable to it, and consequently to my journey to Morocco.

There is a misunderstanding between the provinces of Shed ma and Hhaha. These districts adjoin Mogador, the city belonging to Hhaha. Shedma is mostly lowland and plains, and Hhaha highlands and mountains, which form a portion of the south-western Atlas, and strike down into the sea at Santa Cruz. There seems to be no other reason for those frequent obstinate hostilities on both sides, except the nature of the country. It is lamentable to think, because "a narrow frith" divides two people, or because one lives in the mountains and the other in the plains, that therefore they should be enemies for ever!

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