num_pages: 640
description: Riveting firsthand account of the long and arduous search by journalist/adventurer for one of the great explorers of the 19th century. A real-life adventure story that tells of incredible hardships — disease, hostile natives, tribal warfare, impenetrable jungles, and other obstacles. Also includes a wealth of information on African peoples. 1 map.
language: English
title: How I Found Livingstone in Central Africa
titlecomplete: How I Found Livingstone in Central Africa
characters: Wanyamwezi, Mabruk Saleem, Mr. Oswell Livingstone, Mukamba, Dr. David Livingstone, Bana Singiri, Mohammed bin Abdulluh, Aranselar, Kaif-Halek, William L. Farquhar, Belali, Ali bin Sayd bin Nasib, Mionvu, Halimah, Mr. James Gordon Bennett, Great Sultan, Sheikh Sayd bin Salim, Kaniki, Chumah, John William Shaw, Ujiji, Khamis Bin Abdullah, Dr. John Kirk, Khamisi, Chowpereh, Musa Mzuri, Mussoudi, Musungu, Tarya Topan, Ruhinga, Henry M. Stanley, Fundi Asmani, Tabora, Hamoydah, Sayd bin Salim, Rojab, Salim bin Sayf, Sayd bin Majid, Uledi Manwa Sera, Petherick, Amram bin Mussoud, Ibrahim bin Rashid, Wajiji, Wekotani, Bunder Salaam, Mabruki Kisesa, Mirambo, Francis R. Webb, Selim Heshmy, Sheikh bin Nasib, King Cazembe, Mukondoku, Mabruki Speke, Wangwana, Maganga, Mohammed bin Sali, Ali Bin Salim, Ferajji, Kalulu, Hadji Palloo, Mussoud bin Abdullah, El Wali, Sheikh Hashid, Seyd Burghash, Leucole, Mabruki Burton, Merikani, Hamed Kimiani, Ulimengo, Kingaru, Mkasiwa, Sultan Pembera Pereh, Simbamwenni, Hamed bin Sulayman, Kiwyeh, Llewellyn S. Dawson
genres: History, Classics, Adventure, Memoir, 19th Century, Travel, Africa, Unfinished, Biography, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 722
places: Wilyankuru, Mvumi, Uledi, Wakonongo, Wazavira, Ufipa, Malagarazi, Makata, Mugihewa, Unyamwezi, Tanganika, Ukaranga, Uganda, Kwihara, Unyanyembe, Ungerengeri, Imrera, Ugombo, Mfuto, Uhha, Ukawendi, Ukonongo, Zimbizo, Ulimengo, Uvinza, Lualaba, Mkasiwa, Simbamwenni, Urundi
publisher: Dover Publications