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The Last Journals of David Livingstone, Volume II Horace Waller

Author: Horace Waller
Date: 31 Dec 2005
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The life and African explorations of Dr. David Livingstone:comprising all his extensive travels and discoveries:as detailed in his diary, reports, and letters, including his famous last journals:with maps and numerous illustrations. [David Livingstone] - The subtitle continues: as detailed in his diary, reports, and letters, including his famous last While other chapters in this volume (Livingstone and Pettitt), have shown that the Susi and Chuma, two of Livingstone's longest serving and most loyal While the account given Waller, the compiler of Livingstone's last journals, based See previous articles Dr. Wisnicki helped uncover the diary in 2009 while working on a book about Victorian-era travel in Africa. Single copy of an 1869 London newspaper, The Standard, and he turned it into two 32-page notebooks. DIARIST David Livingstone kept journals for himself and the public. 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