STANLEY: THE MAKING OF AN AFRICAN EXPLORER. By Frank McLynn.
(1988) 1990 1st US edition. 8vo (158 x 244mm). Pp411. B/w photograph plates, b/w illustrations, bibliography. Map end-papers. Two-tone yellow boards, gilt titles to green spine.
This is a detailed and interesting story of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, pioneering explorer of tropical Africa. "Stanley is by any reckoning a key figure in the history of the European penetration of the African continent. He was also a man of intriguing psychological complexity - a complexity which Frank McLynn probes with sensitivity and understanding. In this book, the author focuses on the years 1841-1877, the most dramatic and fascinating years of Stanley's long life."
This is a detailed and interesting story of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, pioneering explorer of tropical Africa. "Stanley is by any reckoning a key figure in the history of the European penetration of the African continent. He was also a man of intriguing psychological complexity - a complexity which Frank McLynn probes with sensitivity and understanding. In this book, the author focuses on the years 1841-1877, the most dramatic and fascinating years of Stanley's long life."
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59231
Author | McLynn (Frank). |
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Book Code | 59231 |
ISBN | 0812840089 / 0812840089. |
Book Description | Very good in dust-wrapper. |
Book Cover | Hardcover |
Published Date | 1990 |
Publisher | Scarborough House / Publishers. |
Place | Chelsea, Michigan. |