The autobiography of Sir Henry Morton Stanley, G.C.B.

Stanley, Henry M. (Henry Morton) · 1904

The life-story of Sir Henry M. Stanley is not only of intense human interest but presents a noble example of the possibilities of real manhood in the face of unceasing and overwhelming obstacles. Stanley made every obstacle a stepping-stone, and thus rose from waifdom to high estate. He rendered unparalleled services to the cause of humanity and civilization by his fearless penetration of darkest Africa, opening mysterious regions for the first time to the world’s knowledge, to Christian Missions and to peaceful commerce. His work resulted in the suppression of the worst horrors of African Slavery. We may well note Stanley’s qualities of honest ambition, sense of duty, untiring industry, te…

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