The Present State of the Empire of Morocco - Its Animals, Products, Climate, Soil, Cities, Ports, Provinces, Coins, Weights, and Measures; With the Language, Religion, Laws, Manners, Customs, and Character, of the Moors; The History of... #270168

We learn, from the Spanifh authors, that the oppreflions of the Arabs in the north of Mauritania, and the contributions they exacted from the Moors, gave birth to many revolts, in which the negroes, who inhabited the deferts tol the fouth of Morocco, took part. The Caliph, in formed Of thefe commotions, fent a con fiderable reinforcement of cavalry, which produced not' the leafi effeé't; the Arabs and their h'orfes having been terrified by that multitude of black men, who, riding almof't naked, had an appearance of great ferocity, and infpired dread.