CAZEMBE

Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 14
hereditary name of can chief originally occunyinE territory between the Mweru and Bangweulu lakes. From the XVIII. cent. onwards the OC. was a ruler of great power influence. David Living stone the, C. in 1868. The country now d’ part of Rhodesia and the Belgian Con translator and the latter division is the center a thriving copper industry. W.), CAZIN, JEAN CHARLES (18 Guiana, 1901), Fr. landscape artist; spent sc River; time in England, and his earlier pictv name were influenced by Pre-Raphae lite mo Fr. ment; later succe es, Souvenir de j 1881, and Journee faite, 1888; officer Legion of Honor. being author; held official appointments ui pun middle life, when he turned his attent capsito authorship; wrote romances, Orier in tales, and narrative poems; was bk known as author of a fantastic romar W.), Diable amoureuz, 1772. state, N. Brazil; area, 40,247 sq. mil town, has Serra Grande and Serra Araripe produces W.; drained by Jaguar i be, Acara! capital, Fortaleza; climate healthy, | hot; droughts occur; produces coft Eng. cotton, medicinal plants, sugar, fru (Surrey); wax, rubber; cattle raised; miner Trinity include iron, copper, salt, Pop. 1,436,0 prof.
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