

How I Found Livingstone
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Thomas Van Ness
> 3 dayA good read, a little heavy but thorough. A good companion to Livingstons Africa
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Ila Daniel
> 3 dayNo problems. Arrived as described and on time.
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Irene Burke
Greater than one weekGreat reading. What a lot of dangers and deprivations Mr. Stanley went through in those early stages of Africa,
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Bill K.
> 3 dayVery sastified
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Jim Wolfson
Greater than one weekLiving history well written by Stanley whose vocabulary will have you constantly referring to the dictionary and leave you in awe of his talents!
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rambo
> 3 dayShould view the glossary first, as so many words and terms are foreign. Or made-up. Otherwise, not enough about the natives and their culture as I had anticipated. Too much bragging and pandering, but still an interesting piece of history.
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Pete Faoro
> 3 dayGiven the era in which it was written, the language is a bit overblown but not intolerably so. However, the formatting is a continual challenge. The tale is interesting but be prepared to adjust the font size every couple of chapters.
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James Larsen
> 3 dayThis is Mr Stanleys accurate account of his travails in Africa, and it is never what you think. The bugs, the people, the muck, not the animals. Also an insight into the medical ignorance of the day. Learn the real value of cloth in Dotis. Yes folks, money in Africa was carried in bales....cloth. Dr Livingston really really could have used google earth and penicillin, but alas....
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Kindle Customer
> 3 daynot a bad read, and you cant beat the free price.........haha
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Ron Ingram
Greater than one weekGood reading.