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Portrait of Isabel Burton Isabel Burton Letter regarding Dr. Livingstone sent to Daily Telegraph

Why are we whispering this to one another as a secret? The report, if we believe in its truth, should be published throughout the length and breadth of England, whose great heart will readily supply men and means to rescue one of her favourite sons from a precarious and perhaps perilous position.
Unhappily for himself, Dr. Livingstone, unlike Captain Burton, has never made a friend of the Moslem. He has openly preferred to him the untutored African in other words, the vile and murderous Fetisheer and his published opinions must be known even at Zanzibar to the religion of the State.
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Portrait of Isabel Burton Isabel Burton Letter regarding Dr. Livingstone sent to Daily Telegraph

I should not have ventured to trouble you with this letter, but Captain Burton is en route for Damascus, and I have written to him to supply the public with a complete account of the scene of Dr. Livingstone's supposed captivity, which may tend to suggest the properest measures for securing the safety of a Christian hero who has offered up the flower of his days to the grand task of regenerating the Dark Continent.
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