David Livingstone
Series: Macmillan standard library
Publisher: Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada; Macmillan
Published: 1913
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: Livingstone, David, -- 1813-1873
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"Missionary Education Movement of the United States and Canada" - T.p.
"Macmillan & Co., Ltd. ; The Macmillan Co. ; The Macmillan Co. of Canada, Ltd." - T.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: The year 1813 in which my story opens was a momentous one in the history of Europe; title: A voyage of five months saw Livingstone at Algoa Bay, preparing for his first journey into the interior of Africa; title: It is difficult to summarize Livingstone's achievements during the eleven years he had spent in Africa; title: Before we begin our journey with Livingstone to the coast, it will be well to pause and consider two things : firstly, the task proposed; and secondly, the equipment for the task; title: Livingstone found Loanda a very decayed town, but he did not fail to win many friendships; title: From the end of 1856 till March of 1859 Livingstone was home; title: When Livingstone arrived in Bombay in September, Sir Bartle Frere was Governor; title: When Livingstone crossed Tanganyika again to the west and disappeared into the new country, he certainly did not propose to himself more than an eight or nine months' absence; title: In the middle of October, 1869, when Livingstone was at Bambarre in quest of the Lualaba, Mr. Stanley was travelling from Madrid to Paris in response to an urgent telegram from Mr. James Gordon Bennett, Jr. of the New York Herald; title: As we have seen, Livingstone said farewell to Stanley on March 14th, 1872; and prepared to wait in Unyanyembe until his friend had reached Zanzibar; title: Characteristics