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Livingstone and Stanley: The Story of the Opening Up of the Dark Continent

Edinburgh: W. & R. Chambers, 1925.

The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear. 7 inches tall; 151 [1 advert] pages. Gift inscription. 

A historical account that explores the legendary expeditions of Dr. David Livingstone and Henry Morton Stanley. This book captures the essence of their groundbreaking explorations in Central Africa during the 19th century, focusing on their individual and joint contributions to the opening up of the continent to European knowledge and influence. The narrative details their journeys, struggles, and significant discoveries, offering a perspective on their roles in unveiling Africa's geographical and cultural landscapes.

The work also reflects the prevailing European attitudes toward Africa during this period, emphasizing the mysteries and potential of the so-called ‘Dark Continent.’

Subjects: Historical Narrative, African Exploration, 19th-Century History, Biographies of Livingstone and Stanley.

Item #20852

Price: $20.00