Excerpt from Les Droits de Chasse dans les Colonies Et la Conservation de la Faune Indigène, Vol. 1
Ome II. Rapport de M. Le Dr C. Th. Van Deventer sur l'organisation de la. Lutte.contre l'alcool dans les diverses colonies. Rapport de M. Le Comte A. De Pouvourville sur l'opium et l'alcool en Indo Chine. Rapport de M. Le Comte de Penha Garcia, sur La. Lutte contre l'alcool dans les colonies portugaises. Rapports de M. Le Dir J H. Abendanon sur Le crédit à acc order aux indigènes. Rapport de M. A. Girault sur Le recrutement des fonctionnaires coloniaux de l'ordre judiciaire. Rapport de M. E. Vohsen et C J Hasselman sur la question Quelle doit être l'attitude des Gouvernements vis-à - vis des missions Rapport de M. E. Moresco sur La con dition des métis et l'attitude des Gouvernements à leur. Égard. Rapports de M. Carlo Rossetti sur Les lois pour la conser vation de la. Faune indigène en Afrique et sur La conser vation de la faune indigène aux pays neufs. Rapport de M. G. De Laveleye sur Le régime monétaire aux colonies.
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