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Book Synopsis200 years after his birth, this book assesses David Livingstone’s life, impact and legacy.
Trade ReviewThis new, well written book reveals much about the man. It the man far more human than perhaps anyone else realised. It has taught me much about a man of whom I realise now I knew little. It makes me want to learn more. -- Christopher Wardale * The lance *
It has taught me much about a man of whom I realise now I knew little. It makes me want to learn more. -- Christopher Wardale * The Lance *
Tomkins re-humanises Livingstone and sees in him a far more interesting person than the figure of old Sunday School teaching ever appeared. -- Christopher Wardale * The Lance *
`It is not simply a collection of joined up diary recollections, but a cogent, coherent and topical analysis of his life’ -- Lynne McNeil * Life and Work *
Table of ContentsCONTENTS
1. The Mill 5
2. Mission 11
3. Joining Up 19
4. A New World 27
5. The Pioneer 39
6. Conflict in Mabotsa 51
7. Drought in Chonwane 61
8. Salvation in Kolobeng 69
9. Lake Ngami 75
10. Sebitwane 83
11. “Orphaning My Children” 91
12. A Long Walk 99
13. Two Oceans 105
14. National Hero 117
15. The Zambezi Expedition 129
16. Another Highway 137
17. Return to Linyanti 147
18. Freedom to the Captives 155
19. Defeat 165
20. Furlough 175
21. The Last Expedition 185
22. Misery 193
23. Ujiji to the Lualaba 201
24. Massacre 207
25. Stanley 217
26. Last Steps 225
27. The Long Run 231
Endnotes 238
Index 239
