Stanley's Story; Or, Through the Wilds of Africa: A Thrilling Narrative of His Remarkable Adventures, Terrible Experiences, Wonderful Discoveries and Amazing Achievements in the Dark ContinentFeather, A. G., Col.
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Stanley's Story; Or, Through the Wilds of Africa: A Thrilling Narrative of His Remarkable Adventures, Terrible Experiences, Wonderful Discoveries and Amazing Achievements in the Dark Continent
Feather, A. G., Col.
Africa, Central -- Description and travel; Livingstone, David, 1813-1873; Stanley, Henry M. (Henry Morton), 1841-1904
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[Illustration: H. M. STANLEY
EMIN BEY]
STANLEY’S STORY
Or
Through the Wilds of Africa
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 our Special Foreign Correspondent,
COL. A. G. FEATHER.
Richly and Profusely Embellished with Many Full-Page Plain and
Colored Illustrations.
Philadelphia:
John E. Potter & Company,
1111 and 1113 Market Street.
[Illustration]
Copyright
by John E. Potter & Company,
1890.
All Rights Reserved.
CAUTION.
The Engravings in this book, as well as the printed matter, being
fully protected by copyright, we desire to caution all persons against
copying or reproducing in any form. Any one so offending will be
prosecuted.
[Illustration]
DEDICATION.
TO THE
BRAVE AND FAITHFUL FOLLOWERS
THROUGH WHOSE
FIDELITY AND UNSELFISH DEVOTION TO DUTY, UNFALTERING COURAGE
AND PATIENT SUFFERING UNDER SEVERE TRIALS, HE WAS
ENABLED TO SUCCESSFULLY ACCOMPLISH
HIS GREAT MISSION,
AS ALSO
To those Public Spirited Citizens
WHO THROUGH THEIR GENEROUS LIBERALITY SO ABLY AND
CHEERFULLY SUPPORTED
The Emin Bey Relief Expedition,
THIS VOLUME IS MOST CORDIALLY
DEDICATED.
[Illustration]
PREFACE.
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