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This absorbing narrative by the world famous explorer & Christian missionary, David Livingstone, was first published in 1857 after the President of the Royal Geographical Society asked Livingstone to give a series of public lectures on his travels in Africa. The book was a great success, but Livingstone reportedly said 'I think I would rather cross the African continent again than undertake to write another book'. His book describes in careful detail his travels & work in parts of southern & central Africa previously unknown to Europeans. It distils the experiences & observations of 16 years during which Livingstone bravely faced the challenges of climate, terrain & tropical disease, travelling in a small group and adopting a non-confrontational approach to the local populations. The book makes fascinating reading for anyone interested in Africa's indigenous peoples, their customs & languages, & more.

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