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Dramatization. Dr. David Livingstone sees Lake Nyasa (Lake Marawi) and its wildlife
Dramatization. Dr. David Livingstone and his native African attendants sees Lake Nyasa, also known as Lake Malawi, an African Great Lake located between Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania. Migratory birds flock and fly over Lake Nyasa. Hippopotamuses partially submerge in the lake.
Dramatization. Dr. David Livingstone saves a native African slave boy’s life during the Second Zambesi Mission
Dramatization. Dr. David Livingstone saves a sick African slave boy’s life. David Livingstone and his party witnesses a slave trader ordering a servant to kill an enslaved native African boy. David Livingstone rushes to the boy’s aid. African slave boy cries, begging for his life. David Livingstone restrains the servant and disarms his machete. David Livingstone confronts slave trader. David Livingstone buys the native slave boy from the slave trader. David Livingstone orders his African servants to bring 5 yards of cloth. David Livingstone untie the rope on boy’s hands and gives the slave trader cloth. David Livingstone and his native caravan, with the young native slave boy, continues their trek along southeastern Africa.
Dramatization of David Livingstone instructing African messenger to deliver letters. Dr. David Livingstone plays with native African boy
Dramatization. Dr. David Livingstone instructs an African messenger to deliver his letters to the coast. African messenger sets off. An African native report on David Livingstone’s letters to disgruntled expedition members. African attendant sets off to kill the messenger. African attendant stalks the messenger carefully in the jungle. David Livingstone applies shaving cream on his face. Livingstone playfully paints a moustache on the native African boy with shaving cream. Livingstone and the African boy laugh after Livingstone shows his face in the mirror. African attendant burn letters in fire.
Dramatization. Journalist Henry Morton Stanley receives assignment to search for David Livingstone in Africa, David Livingstone travels to Ujiji
Dramatization. Journalist Henry Morton Stanley goes to Africa to find David Livingstone. On his sickbed in Paris, New York Herald publisher James Gordon Bennett Sr. instructs Henry Morton Stanley to find David Livingstone in Africa. Henry Morton Stanley’s caravan trek through African Savannah. An Muslim African servant, Abdullah Susi, gives a cup of water to his master, David Livingstone. David Livingstone, apparently unwell, tells his African servant that “I feel I am not my own”. David Livingstone stands up from his chair and his native African attendants behind him follow suit. African Arab men attempt to dissuade Henry Morton Stanley from entering a warzone. Henry Morton Stanley remains unconvinced. David Livingstone’s party arrives in Ujiji’s shore. African native porters carry Henry Morton Stanley on a makeshift litter as their caravan cross a river. A sickly David Livingstone laments with African-Arab natives in Ujiji, Tanzania. Healthy Small East African (SEA) goats near a house in Ujiji, Tanzania.
Dramatization. Henry Morton Stanley searches for David Livingstone in Africa
Dramatization. Henry Morton Stanley seeks David Livingstone’s whereabouts in Africa. Henry Morton Stanley questions an elderly African Muslim native. Elderly African Muslim man answers Stanley. David Livingstone writes from his diary, “I feel as though I am dying on my feet-“. Henry Morton Stanley’s native caravan continues their trek in African Savannah. Muslim African servant Susi checks on David Livingstone from his sickbed. Susi and another African servant worry about their master’s state of health.
Dramatization. Henry Morton Stanley meets famous British explorer David Livingstone in Ujiji
Dramatization. Henry Morton Stanley arrives in Ujiji to meet David Livingstone. Livingstone’s Muslim African servant, Abdullah Susi, runs out of the house to meet caravan of Henry Morton Stanley. Susi introduces himself to Henry Morton Stanley. African servant informs his master of another white man’s arrival on his sickbed. African servant helps Livingstone stand up from bed. David Livingstone meets Henry Morton Stanley for the first time. Henry Morton Stanley utters his famous words, “Dr. Livingstone, I presume”. Livingstone gently nods in affirmative. Livingstone and Stanley shake hands. Livingstone and Stanley talk about news outside Africa over snacks. David Livingstone bids good-bye and leaves.
