In the wilds of Africa

The book "in the wilds of Africa" of the famous researcher and journalist Henry Morton Stanley (1841–1904) is a bright exciting story about his last African expedition (1887–1889) In her course, Stanley had to make his way through a really impenetrable wilds to the Governor of Emin Pasha, who was cut off from the outside world with the rebeling of the natives. The expedition turned out to be unusually difficult and dangerous: more than half of its participants died. Stanley, as always, defeated the battle with nature, enemies and circumstances - and, as always wrote about this beautiful book, which became the classic of adventure literature.
This publication, like all the books of the series "Great Travels", is richly illustrated by ancient color and black and white images. It is designed for everyone who is interested in the history of geographical discoveries and stories about adventures in the exotic corners of the Earth.

About the series

The Great Travel series is exclusive publications for lovers of the history of geographical discoveries and exciting adventures. In the series are presented
The best books about the most famous marine and land expeditions of the past. The series is not inferior in wealth and variety of illustrative material
Artistic albums. Great design, excellent printing and exciting content make every volume of the Great Travel series
Fascinating reading and a wonderful gift for any age. First -person narratives are supplemented by the memories of eyewitnesses, many rare
Illustrations.

For whom this book

For all connoisseurs of high -quality publications, for those who collect an exclusive home library, for lovers of the history of geographical discoveries, for
Everyone who wants to make a wonderful and smart gift