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Vercelli, Italy: White Star, 2006. 590pp; bw & col ills, glossary. Or pictorial boards. Attractive White Star facsimile of the 1872 first edition. One of the great epics of exploration, and journalism, Stanley's expedition to locate David Livingstone is unparalleled. Despite later making a fortune in the Congo from work on behalf of Belgium's King Leopold, and becoming an MP, he would forever be remembered for the words "Doctor Livingstone, I presume".. Reprint. Hard Cover. Fine. 8vo.

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Amsterdam: Time-Life Books, 1987. Facsimile Edition Reprinted. Hardcover. Fine copy in the original gilt-blocked cloth over cushioned boards. All edges gilt. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description: xxiii, 736 pages, 30 unnumbered pages of plates, [4] folded pages of plates: illustrations, maps (some folded and color), frontis. (portrait), portraits; 22 cm. Subjects: Stanley, Henry M. -- (Henry Morton), -- 1841-1904. Livingstone, David, -- 1813-1873. Africa, Central -- Description and travel. Africa, Central -- Discovery and exploration.

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Sampson Low, Marston, Low and Searle. London. 1872.. 8vo, XVII, 692 +appendix. Spine rebacked with the marjority of the original spine included; brown cloth blind stamped and gilt and black decs to front, gilt spine titles, gilt on author's name worn; new endpapers, interior in vg cond for age. Portrait frontis, a tipped in albumen photograph, with tissue guard; 3 folding maps (one has closed tear), other maps in text; b/w engraved plates and other illustrations in text. Stanley (born John Rowlands) located Livingstone in late November 1871 and this account of his expedition was published in the late summer of 1872.

London, Sampson Low, 1872. . First edition. 8vo, xxiii, 736 pp., 6 maps (1 large folding, slightly foxed, 3 other folding, 1 full-page, 1 in text), mounted photograph frontispiece of Stanley, numerous full-page and other illustrations, original pictorial brown cloth gilt, 'One of the most famous books in the broad spectrum of African exploration, this title acquainted many a nineteenth-century reader with the wonders of the Dark Continent' (Czech).'Stanley landed in Zanzibar on 6 January 1871 to begin the search for Dr. David Livingstone, the Scottish missionary and explorer whose whereabouts in central Africa had become a question of international concern since his last letter of 30 May 1869.The journey lasted 236 days. On the morning of 3 November, with an American flag flying on a pole, Stanley led his remaining fifty-four men down a mountain toward a lake and his historic meeting with Dr. Livingstone.Stanley returned to Europe to a hero's welcome, though he had to contend with accusations that… Read More