In the wilds of Africa. Stanley G.

The book of “Inade of Africa” by the famous researcher of Journalist Henry Morton Stanley (1841–1904) is a bright exciting story of the last African expedition (1887–1889). Stanley had to make his way through a really impenetrable jungle with a stubbornly condensed world as an aborigenic to the governor of Emin Pasha. The expedition turned out to be unusually difficult and hazard: more than half of its participants died. Stanley, as always, defeated the shelter with a spirod, enemies and the staff,-Ikak always wrote a beautiful book with a classic of adventure literature.

This publication, as an Ivce of the Book of the series "Great Travels", is richly illustrated by ancient color and white images. It is designed to take it who is interested in the history of geographical discoveries with and in ages of the Office of the Earth's Weeks.