[1] The cocoa exported in 1891 realized £4; in 1914 £2,193,749.
[2] Colonial Report, G.C., 1913.
[3] The Story of the Negro, Booker T. Washington, vol. i, p. 57
[4] A History of the Gold Coast and Ashanti, W. W. Claridge, vol. i,
pp. 4–5.
[5] See Malaria and Greek History, by W. H. S. Jones.
[6] E.g. ancient and modern primitive men in all parts of the earth
seem to have shown a similar development in flint, bronze, and iron
weapons, and in the arts generally. See Cinderella: Three Hundred and
Forty-five Variants (Folk Lore Society).
[7] “Animals’ Language,” in Hero-Tales and Legends of the Serbians, by
Woislav M. Petrovitch.
[8] From a story told by a native of the Gold Coast.
[9] Tshi-speaking Peoples of the Gold Coast of West Africa, A. B.
Ellis, p. 24.
[10] ‘Tiger’ in West African stories is a leopard.