Chronologies Morocco
timeline
A chronology of key events (BBC) Key dates since the arrival of Islam - detailed chronology from the Moroccan government
website Chronology of Morocco during the last 50,000 years!
[Focus Multimedia]
Basic histories
History
of Morocco - Wikipedia
Foreign invaders
from the Phoenicians and Romans to the end of the 16th Century (ArabNet)
The
Moroccan Berber dynasties
Almoravids and Almohads (muslimheritage.com)
European domination
Portuguese, Spanish and French imperialism (ArabNet)
From the Second World War
to self-government (ArabNet)
Morocco: From Empire to Independence
Struggle for control
of the Sahara
including the Green March, 1976 (ArabNet)
Historical documents
Documents are from Historical
Text Archive except where indicated
Treaty of
Peace between the United States and Morocco
Meknes, 1836
Moroccan
pirates
Letter threatening reprisals by the French - 1855 (in French)
Limits of
Melilla
Convention between Morocco and Spain - Tetuan, 1859
Loan to be
raised in London
Convention between Britain and Morocco - Tangier, 1861
Commercial
Treaty
Between Morocco and Spain - 1861
Proclamation
By the French consulate-general - Tangier, 1862
Cape Spartel
Lighthouse
Convention between the United States, Austria, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Italy, the
Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden and Norway and Morocco - 1867
One Day in Morocco
A traveller's account by Edmondo de Amicis, c1870 [Internet Modern History Sourcebook]
British
Consular Jurisdiction in Morocco
British Order in Council - 1875
Protection
in Morocco
Convention between the United States, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, France,
Great Britain, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal and Sweden and Norway and Morocco - 1880
Declaration
between the United Kingdom and France
Regarding Egypt and Morocco, with the secret articles signed at the same time - London,
1904
Declaration
between France and Spain
Regarding the integrity of Morocco - Paris, 1904
Algeciras
Conference
1906 (in French)
Agreement
between Germany and France
Regarding Morocco - 1909
Exchange of
notes
Between France and Morocco - 1909
Morocco
in 1830 - "Marocco from Observations in 1830" with inset map of
"City of Marocco (Marraksh Blad Kibira)" [Marrakech] from the Journal of the
Royal Geographical Society, Volume 1, 1832 to accompany "Geographical Notice of the
Empire of Marocco. By Lieutenant Washington, R.N." [Texas
University library]
Historical
lists of consuls to Morocco:
British consuls
Swedish consuls, 1800-1849
French consuls
Spanish consuls, 1799-1912
Swedish-Norwegian consuls
US consuls
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