Hunter, David, 3, 6 Ilala, 129 Inscription on grave, 227-8 Johanna men, 146 Journey to coast, 222 Kalahari Desert, 27, 40, 42 Kalongosi River, 159, 203 Kasai, 90 Kasekera, 225 Katema, chief, 78 Kirk, Dr., 120, 227 Kizinga, 159 Kolobeng, 38, 40, 45, 46 Kuruman, 47, 113 Kwihaha, 189 Lacerda, Senhor, accuses Livingstone of robbing Portugal of her rights, 134 _Lake Nyassa_, 116, 129, 138 Last birthday, 207 Last journey begun, 200 Last march, start of the, 140 Leeambye, 61 Letters that never reached the coast, 164 Libonta, 91 Liemba, Lake, 151, 155 Limpopo River, 42 Line of march of body to coast, 221 Lintipé, the, 147 Linyanti, 59, 60, 66, 69, 72, 88, 91, 96, 115 Livingstone, Charles, 111 Livingstone, David, birth of, 2, 3; Blantyre home, 3; mother, 3-6; father, 3-4, death of, 5; religious difficulties, 7; boyhood, 9; as naturalist, 10; endurance and fearlessness, 11, 80, 89; employed in factory, 12-14; at Ongar, 13; at Glasgow University, 14; Licentiate of Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, 19; ordination, 19; departure for S. Africa, 19; at Kuruman, 23-4, 33; contest with rainmakers, 26; at Mabotsa, 29; attacked by lion, 30; marriage, 33; children of, 33; wife and children return to England, 39; astronomy student, 55; Dutch marauders seek vengeance on, 56-8; object of suspicion at the Cape, 51; farewell to wife and children, 52; vows prevention of slave traffic, 55; researches into flora and fauna, 54-5; first taste of malaria, 60; medicine stolen, 71; preaches on journey up-country, 77; attacked by fever, 81; rewrites lost papers, 87; names the Victoria Falls, 97; carves initials on tree at Victoria Falls, 98; escapes shipwreck, 104; reaches Dover, 104; back home, 106; Oxford and Cambridge degrees, 106; father’s death, 106; receives medal of Roy. Geogr. Soc., 106; entertained by distinguished people, 107; second illness, 162; eighty days prisoner in a hut, 168; narrow escapes from death, 176; down with dysentery, 204; his unconquerable hope, 212; last written words, 213; devotion of his followers, 213; last words, 216; found dead on his knees, 217; body dried in the sun, 221; body handed over to the Consul at Bagamoio, 226; arrival of in England, 226; personal details, 229 _et seq._; clearness of scientific observations, 232; devotion to children, 234; dislike of compliments, 234-5; humility and sincerity, 235; first letter from Africa, 238; single-mindedness, 240 Livingstone, Mrs., anxiety of, 106; left behind at Cape Town, 113; death of, 126 Loanda, 72, 73, 87-8, 101, 131 Loangwa River, 147-8 Lobingela, 209 Lofu River, 202 London Hospitals, Livingstone’s studies at, 197 London Missionary Society, 15, 16, 108; Livingstone’s letter to, 51; sends mission to Linyanti, 121 Lotembwa, 90 Lualaba River, 155, 164, 166, 168, 170, 172 Luamo River, 166 Luapula River, 221-2