81. LIVINGSTONE, David 1813-1873. http://www.bautz.de/bbkl/l/livingstone.shtml

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83. Exploring Africa - Island 5 David Livingstone, 18131873 Missionary travels and researches in South Africa;including a sketch of sixteen years residence in the interior of Africa, http://www.sc.edu/library/spcoll/sccoll/africa/africa5.html

Exploring Africa Island 5: Central and East Africa, and the Legacy of Exploration David Livingstone, 1813-1873 Missionary travels and researches in South Africa; including a sketch of sixteen years' residence in the interior of Africa, and a journey from the Cape of Good Hope to Loanda, on the west coast; thence across the continent, down the river Zambesi, to the eastern ocean. . . . With portrait; maps by Arrowsmith; and numerous illustrations London: John Murray, 1857. Heraldic bookplate of William Edwards. The most famous of the Victorian African explorers, David Livingstone, a shopkeeper's son from Blantyre, Scotland, had qualified in medicine from Glasgow University and sailed for southern Africa with the London Missionary Society in 1840. Over the next years, he steadily pushed his base northward into central Africa, until in 1851 he reached the Zambesi. Sending his wife and family home, he set out on an extraordinary series of travels through what was still Arab slave-trading territory, until he eventually marched his porters down the Zambesi valley towards the east coast, and in 1855 discovered the Falls of Shongwe, illustrated here; these he admiringly described as seeming to "exceed in size the falls of the Clyde at Stonebyres," and renamed in honor of the British queen. Sir Samuel White Baker, 1821-1893

84. David Livingstone - Trailblazer | John Waters arrived in the Cape in 1817, David Livingstone (18131873) was not yet fouryears old! Thus when Livingstone first arrived in Southern Africa in 1841, http://www.e-n.org.uk/1997-01/463-David-Livingstone-Trailblazer.htm

Christian news worldwide Search archives Home Archives Subscriptions Adverts Find a church About us Contact us Site Map David Livingstone - Trailblazer David Livingstone: Trailblazer By John Waters IVP, 228 pages, £? David Livingstone's own accounts of his epic journeys, Journals and Letters, have been published in addition to at least twenty books written about him, so anybody courageous enough to embark on another life of Livingstone in 288 pages has to be highly selective. If you are anything like me, you read with questions: how far was Livingstone a real missionary out to win souls and plant churches, and how far was he a maverick adventurer-explorer? What did his long absences do to his family? Do we find him a living, loveable personality? What really made this most famous of all missionaries tick? In missionary terms, he was not a pioneer. The earliest five missionaries in the Cape under the London Missionary Society arrived in March 1799, including Johannes Van der Kemp (1747-1811), who assisted (1797) founding the sister Netherlands Missionary Society. Livingstone's father-in-law, Robert Moffat (1795-1883), was a child of four when LMS started work in South Africa, and when Moffat first arrived in the Cape in 1817, David Livingstone (1813-1873) was not yet four years old! Thus when Livingstone first arrived in Southern Africa in 1841, as a missionary of the London Missionary Society, others had been at work for 42 years. Yet, apart from the Cape and some coastal areas, much of inland Africa was unexplored and virtually unknown to the Anglo Saxon world.

85. SermonIndex.net - Audio Mp3 Sermons: David Livingstone Dr. David Livingstone (18131873), Scottish doctor and missionary,considered one of the most important European explorers of Africa,...... http://www.sermonindex.net/modules/myalbum/viewcat.php?cid=62

86. Anecdote - David Livingstone - Bibliomaniac? Livingstone, David (18131873) Scottish missionary and explorer noted for hisdiscovery of the Zambezi River (1851) and Victoria Falls (1855); http://www.anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=8321

87. David Livingstone Livingstone, David (18131873), writer, Great Britain. David Livingstones biografheter William Garden Blaikie och en förkortad svensk översättning av http://runeberg.org/authors/livindav.html

Nordic Authors David Livingstone Search for Nordic Authors Project Runeberg Catalog Recent Changes ... Comments? Livingstone, David (1813-1873) , writer, Great Britain. David Livingstones biograf heter William Garden Blaikie och en förkortad svensk översättning av Elisabeth Kjellberg har publicerats av Projekt Runeberg: Dawid Liwingstone, hans person och missionsverksamhet Find other Nordic Authors named Livingstone Look for more information in Libris Bibsys IPL.org AltaVista ... Yahoo Project Runeberg, 2004-12-16 09:13 (aronsson) http://runeberg.org/authors/livindav.html

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90. BBC - History - David Livingstone (1813 - 1873) One of seven children, Livingstone was raised in poverty which he escaped tobecome an explorer. His obsession with finding the source of the Nile led http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/livingstone_david.shtml

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93. Faith Bible Baptist Church Stanley summed up his relationship with Dr. David Livingstone with these words Iwas converted by him, although he had not tried to do it. http://www.fbbc.com/messages/Livingstone.htm

Faith Bible Baptist Church Contact Us Home Article Index ... Listed By Subject David Livingstone Born: March 19, 1813 Blantyre, Scotland Died: May 1, 1873 Chitambo, Northern Rhodesia Life Span: 60 years, 1 month, 12 days Home Store Articles RA Sermons ... Site Map This Site Maintained By Frank Broughton Faith Bible Baptist Church, Inc.

94. Auszüge Aus Dem Buch ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA   Livingstone Livingstone, David (1813 1873). Printing 1969 Volume 14 Page Nr. 154 - 156 Livingstone, David (1813- 1873), was the greatest explorer-missionary in http://members.aol.com/Kitandililo/buch_britannica1969a.htm

Förderkreis Tanzaniahilfe Evang. Kirchengemeinde Gabrielkirche Ismaning / Rafael-Kirche Unterföhring Gemeindepartnerschaft mit Kitandililo / Südtanzania Geschichte Wünsche Startseite aktuelles Projekt ... Kitandililo Excerpt from the book ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA Livingstone, David (1813 - 1873) Printing 1969 Volume 14 Page Nr. 154 - 156 Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. William Benton, Publisher (wir bitten Übertragungsfehler zu entschuldigen, bitte teilen Sie uns diese Fehler mit, damit wir eine Korrektur vornehmen können. Danke) Livingstone, David (1813- 1873), was the greatest explorer-missionary in Africa of the 19th century. He was responsible not only for opening up the southern half of that continent but also for disclosing to the civilized world what he called "the running sore of Africa," the slave trade, as practised in the interior. Born at Blantyre in Lanarkshire, Scot., on March 19, 1813, the second son of humble parents, Neil and Agnes Livingstone, he went to work in a cotton mill at the age of ten. Even at that early age his energy and powers of concentration showed themselves so that, largely self-taught, he was able, by the time he was 22, to study Greek, theology and medicine at college courses in Glasgow. As a result he took a medical degree in 1840, having been accepted earlier by the London Missionary society as a candidate for the mission field. Posted by the society to their mission at Kuruman in southern Africa, he landed in 1841 at Algoa bay. he at once showed the two qualities which made him the great traveler-missionary he soon became, the ability to cope with all the practical difficulties of journey by ox-wagon, horse or on foot, and a quick understanding of and sympathy with the native African. He was in fact so competent in these things after his ten weeks´ journey to his base that after a few weeks there he pushed on with his wagon for another 200 mi., farther than any missionaries had yet penetrated, to seek a place for a mission where none had been before. His next step was to go alone to establish it, so as to learn the native language and explore the possibility of training native teachers.

95. David Livingstone Landmark David Livingstone (1813 1873). Only a few years ago any school boy or girlwould have been able to tell you something about this famous missionary and http://www.ourheritage.net/index_page_stuff/Following_Trails/Blakiston/Blakiston

The gap through which I had seen this mountain was in the eastern or near range, of very regular form, extending, with the exception of this gap, for a distance of five and twenty miles without a break. The crest of the range was of so regular a form that no point could be selected as a peak, I therefore gave the whole the name of 'Livingston's Range;" DAVID LIVINGSTONE (1813 - 1873) Only a few years ago any school boy or girl would have been able to tell you something about this famous missionary and African explorer. He arrived in Africa as a medical missionary in 1841. In 1851 he discovered the Zambezi River and four years later the famous Victoria Falls. He returned to London where he published material related to his explorations. At the insistence of the Royal Geographical Society he returned to Africa where he discovered the source of the Nile. His explorations continued and when H. M. Stanley of the New York Herald was sent to look for him he was discovered at Ujiji. Two years later in 1873 he died in a small village. Native followers preserved his body and carried it to the coast where it was sent to England and buried in Westminster Abbey. Return to In the Footsteps of Thomas Blakiston How do I participate in the student Sketchbook Project?

96. Scotsman.com Heritage & Culture - Timeline - David Livingstone: Missionary And E 1813 1873. WHEN David Livingstone was born into a working-class and deeplyreligious family in Blantyre’s Shuttle Row in 1813, nothing was known in Europe http://heritage.scotsman.com/timelines.cfm?cid=1&id=40822005

97. Overview Of David Livingstone David Livingstone. 1813 1873. Statue of David Livingston beside GlasgowCathedral ©1995-2005 Gazetteer for Scotland. Statue of David Livingston beside http://www.geo.ed.ac.uk/scotgaz/people/famousfirst220.html

Gazetteer for Scotland Help ... Add Comment David Livingstone Statue of David Livingston beside Glasgow Cathedral Explorer and medical missionary. Born in Blantyre (South Lanarkshire). Livingstone was the first white man to travel the length of Lake Tanganyika, discovered Victoria Falls (1855) and was sent by the Royal Geographical Society to discover the source of the Nile. Having become a figure of popular interest, there was public concern when no word was heard of Livingstone, and the New York Herald sent Henry Stanley to look for him. When they finally met, Stanley uttered the famous greeting " Dr Livingstone, I presume ". Despite illness, Livingstone set off again to find the elusive source of the Nile, but died before achieving this aim. His servants transported his body to the coast and it was sent back to be buried at Westminster Abbey (London). If you have found this information useful please consider making a donation to help maintain and improve this site. Supported by: The Robertson Trust, The Royal Scottish Geographical Society, The Institute of Geography, University of Edinburgh.

98. David Livingstone (1813 - 1873) Has Been Revered As One Of The World's Greatest Review David Livingstone (1813 1873) has been revered as one of the world sgreatest explorers and missionaries, the first European to cross Africa and http://www.anovelidea-africa.com/africatitles/davidlivingstone.htm

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99. David Livingstone David Livingstone 1813 1873 and he was buried at Westminster Abbey. Linkshttp//home.vicnet.net.au/~neils/africa/Livingstone.htm. http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/people/livingstone-d.htm

David Livingstone Colonial explorer David Livingstone was born on 19 March 1813 in Blantyre, 13km South of Glasgow. At the age of 10 he started to work at the mill factory, and in 1836 he enrolled at the Anderson College in Glasgow to study medicine. 1842 saw him setting sail for Africa on an expedition under the auspices of the London Missionary Society. In 1856 he lost all his possessions (including animals and medicine) and porters and struggled alone through the African interior. The London Missionary society sent Henry Stanley to look for him. It took Stanley a year to find him. Livingstone was the first White man to see Victoria Falls, and spent 30 years in Africa. Links: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~neils/africa/livingstone.htm

100. David Livingstone David Livingstone (1813 1873). Global Christianity In 1840 the LondonMissionary Society sent David Livingstone to Bechuanaland, a region of South http://demo.lutherproductions.com/historytutor/basic/modern/people/livingstone.h

David Livingstone Global Christianity Scottish missionary in Africa, explorer and author. David Livingstone In 1840 the London Missionary Society sent David Livingstone to Bechuanaland, a region of South Africa claimed by the British under colonialism . Livingstone worked for ten years establishing mission stations. He then undertook a series of journeys across Africa, exploring areas that Europeans had never seen before. In his travels Livingstone recorded his observations about the rivers, lands, and wildlife. Wherever possible, he evangelized the people he met. Livingstone was appalled by the slave trade which had devastated so many lands and peoples. To the London Missionary Society he wrote, "Can the love of Christ not carry the missionary where the slave trade carries the trader?" His book, Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa , made Livingstone's adventures legendary.

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