By the universal defection of the Greeks and Africans, he was recalled from the shores of the Atlantic, and the surrounding multitudes left him only the resource of an honorable death.

The last scene was dignified by an example of national virtue.

An ambitious chief, who had disputed the command and failed in the attempt, was led about as a prisoner in the camp of the Arabian general.

The insurgents had trusted to his discontent and revenge; he disdained their offers, and revealed their designs.

In the hour of danger, the grateful Akbah unlocked his fetters, and advised him to retire; he chose to die under the banner of his rival.