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When Henry Morton Stanley first coined the immortal words "Dr Livingstone, I presume" he could not have predicted the enduring response they would have. The story of the American journalist, sent out to Africa to seek out the missing-presumed-dead "English" missionary-cum-explorer, David Livingstone, has been told and retold many times, capturing the imaginations of several generations on both sides of the Atlantic. The latest retelling is by Claire Pettitt and is one of a series of books produced by Profile Books exploring iconic events in history.
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