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Description
Small octavo, 80pp, [40pp subscribers names on ruled paper]. Green cloth boards, gilt title on front, heavy wear. Brown endpapers with demonstrations of available bindings attached to front endpaper.
Comments: Sir Henry Stanley was famous for his explorations of central Africa. This book recounts his journey to relieve Emin Pasha, the besieged Governor of Equatoria. This book was an international best seller, selling 150,000 copies shortly after publication in 1890.
