Stanley's story, or, Through the wilds of Africa
Subtitle: a thrilling narrative of his remarkable adventures, terrible experiences, wonderful discoveries and amazing achievements in the Dark Continent : giving accounts of his discovery of Dr. Livingstone, the lost explorer : his great overland journey across the dark continent, the great mysteries of the past five thousand years, as solved by him : his exploration of the Congo : the founding of the Congo Free State, and the opening of Equatorial Africa to commerce, civilization and Christianity : his expedition to the relief of Emin Bey in the Egyptian Soudan, with its terrible experiences, of starvation, misery and death : and a resume of all his wonderful discoveries and their great value to geographical and scientific knowledge, to the present time, and covering his entire career in Southern and Central Africa : from information, data and the official reports of Henry M. Stanley
By: by our special foreign correspondent, A.G. Feather ; richly and profusely embellished with many full-page plain and colored illustrations.
Contributors: Stanley, Henry M. 1841-1904.; Judson, J. B., publisher.; Washington State Library,; Vancouver Public Library,
Publisher: J. B. Judson
Published: 1890
Place of publication: Rochester, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 533
Subjects: Stanley, Henry M. -- 1841-1904; Livingstone, David, -- 1813-1873; Africa, Central -- Description and travel
Other titles: Through the wilds of Africa.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

WSU MASC copy IMPERFECT: lacks p. 531-533.

WSU MASC copy is: 002-120878715.

WSU MASC copy stamped on title page: "Washington State Library, Olympia, Washington" and "Vancouver Public Library".