Livingstone, the Hero of Africa
R. B. Dawson
Public DomainChristian Biography
A life of David Livingstone written for young readers in 1918 — his Scottish boyhood, medical and missionary training, pioneering journeys across Africa and his fight against the slave trade.
Chapters 21
- Title Page, Contents and Preface
- Hooks and Books
- A Stout Heart and a Stey Brae
- Cape Carts and Lions
- “Baba Daud” and “Ma Robert”
- Boers and Rhinos
- The Pathfinders
- “The Fly in the Ointment”
- “The First River I Ever Saw!”
- A Big Effort
- Petticoat Government
- “Back to the Front”
- The Greatest Falls in the World
- “Homeward Bound”
- Up Two Great Rivers in the Asthmatic
- The Curse
- A Chapter of Accidents—and Loss
- Home Once More
- “The Charm and Terror of Africa”
- “Bula Matali,” the Stone-breaker
- The End of the Trail
| Author | R. B. Dawson |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| First published | 1918 |
| Era | 1900s |
| Categories | Christian Biography · Missions |
| Topics | Missions · Faith |
| Length | 296 pages · 20 chapters · ≈ 4 h 41 min read |
| Formats | Web Book · PDF |
| Source | Internet Archive scan (Princeton Theological Seminary Librar |
| Status | Public Domain |
Public Domain. Published 1918 — public domain in the USA.
