TRADUCING H. M. STANLEY.
By Elect old Telegraph.—Copi’E-IGHT, (special to press association. ) London, January 15. A motion brought forward in the London County Council to accord H. M. Stanley a public welcome was withdrawn. Mr Burns denounced the famous explorer as a mere buccaneer who undertook the expedition because he was anxious to sccurs Emin Bey’s store of ivory.
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New Zealand Mail, Issue 934, 24 January 1890, Page 27
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