David Livingstone

David Livingstone David Livingstone is one of the most important explorers in Africa. His life was from 1813 to 1873. He was originally Scottish doctor and missionary. Livingstone was born on 19th March 1813 in Blantyre, Scotland. In 1823 he began working at the cotton factory. While studying in Glasgow, he also received a theology course and served in London in 1838. After completing the medical course concealed in 1840, Livingstone was later sent to South Africa as a medical missionary.

Henry Morton Stanley: An explorer with a Welsh American journalist. It is known for exploring Central Africa and finding missionaries and explorers David Livingstone. According to the report, after finding Livingstone, he asked: Livingstone, do you think? He was also known for his work at the Nile River, his work and development at the Congo Basin by King Leopold II of Belgium, and the direction of the Emin Pasha relief expedition. A Scottish church missionary, formerly a London missionary, and an African explorer was one of the most popular national heroes of the Victorian era of the late nineteenth century. A martyr, an emotional story of the working class "clothing", scientific investigators and explorers, imperial reformers, crusaders of anti-slavery, and expansion of business and colonial supporters

From 1840 to 1872, Scottish missionary David Livingston made a series of explorations focusing on Congo in Western European countries. During these trips, Livingstone has been away from Europe for two years. New York Herald asked Henry Morton Stanley to search for him. The two met in Uji Temple on the east coast of the lake Tanganyika in 1871. Three years later, Stanley was asked to continue exploration started in Livingstone. Stanley began traveling the Congo from the upstream with three friends in the UK and finished the trip in 1877.