THE CORPSE BORNE TO ENGLAND, AND LAID IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
THE BODY OF DR. LIVINGSTONE BORNE TO UNYANYEMBE BY HIS ATTENDANTS, AND THENCE TO ZANZIBAR -- THE BRITISH CONSUL-GENERAL SENDS IT, WITH THE DOCTOR’S PAPERS, BOOKS, ETC., TO ENGLAND -- ARRIVAL AT SOUTHAMPTON AND AT LONDON -- THE PEOPLE VIE IN TRIBUTES OF RESPECT -- THE FUNERAL -- THE GRAVE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY 289
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE DEATH OF LIVINGSTONE.
THE LAST NIGHT -- EXPIRES IN THE ACT OF PRAYING -- COUNCIL OF THE MEN -- NOBLE CONDUCT OF CHITAMBO -- THE PREPARATION OF THE CORPSE -- HONOR SHOWN TO DR. LIVINGSTONE -- INTERMENT OF THE HEART AT CHITAMBO’S -- HOMEWARD MARCH FROM ILALA -- ILLNESS OF ALL THE MEN -- DEATHS -- THE LUAPULU -- REACH TANGANYIKA -- LEAVE THE LAKE -- CROSS THE LAMBALAMFIPA RANGE -- IMMENSE HERDS OF GAME -- NEWS OF EAST COAST SEARCH EXPEDITION -- CONFIRMATION OF NEWS -- AVANT-COURIERS SENT FORWARD TO UNYANYEMBE -- CHUMA MEETS LIEUT. CAMERON -- SAD DEATH OF DR. DILLON -- THE BODY EFFECTUALLY CONCEALED -- ARRIVAL ON THE COAST 298
HENRY M. STANLEY’S NEW MISSION -- THE UNFINISHED TASK OF LIVINGSTONE -- THE COMMISSION OF MR. STANLEY BY THE “DAILY TELEGRAPH,” OF LONDON, AND THE NEW YORK “HERALD,” TO COMMAND THE NEW EXPEDITION TO CENTRAL AFRICA -- MR. STANLEY’S ARRIVAL AT ZANZIBAR -- FITTING OUT HIS EXPEDITION AND ENLISTING MANY OF HIS OLD CAPTAINS AND CHIEFS -- SETS SAIL FOR THE WEST COAST OF THE ZANZIBAR SEA AND TOWARDS THE DARK CONTINENT -- ARRIVAL AT BAGAMOYO -- COMPLETES HIS FORCES AND TAKES UP HIS LINE OF MARCH INLAND -- INCIDENTS ATTENDING HIS MARCH TO MPWAPWA 351
SPENDS CHRISTMAS AT ZINGEH -- THE RAINY SEASON SETS IN -- FAMINE OR SCARCITY OF FOOD -- HALF RATIONS -- EXTORTIONATE CHIEFS LEVY BLACKMAIL -- ARRIVAL AT JIWENI -- THROUGH JUNGLE TO KITALALO -- THE PLAIN OF SALINA -- “NOT A DROP OF WATER” -- BELLICOSE NATIVES -- TROUBLE WITH MANY OF HIS FOLLOWERS -- VALUABLE SERVICES RENDERED HIM BY FRANK AND EDWARD POCOCK AND FREDERICK BARKER -- FREQUENT QUARRELS -- THE TRIALS OF STANLEY -- CAMP AT MTIWI -- TERRIBLE RAIN STORM AND SAD PLIGHT OF STANLEY AND HIS PEOPLE -- MISLED BY HIS GUIDE, IS LOST IN A WILD OF LOW SCRUB AND BRUSH -- TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES -- STARVATION IMPENDING -- SENDS FOR RELIEF TO SUNA IN URIMI -- THE WELCOME MEAL OF OATMEAL -- A SINGULAR COOKING UTENSIL -- DEATH OF EDWARD POCOCK -- THE WEARY MARCH FROM THE WARIMI TO MGONGO TEMBE -- THE BEAUTIFUL USIHA -- REACHES VICTORIA NYANZA FEBRUARY 27TH, 1875 -- ENTERS KAGEHYI -- RECEIVES ITS HOSPITALITIES -- THE END OF A JOURNEY OF 720 MILES IN 103 DAYS 360