Mr H M Stanley Collection
Mr H M Stanley was a man of many accomplishments and adventures
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Mr H M Stanley was a man of many accomplishments and adventures. From his expeditions in Central Africa to his role as the first Governor of the New Free State of the Congo, he left an indelible mark on history. Listening to the Voice of the late Cardinal Manning through the Phonograph, we can imagine Mr Stanley's fascination with new technologies and his thirst for knowledge. The engraving captures his curiosity and open-mindedness. In The New House of Commons, the Government Benches, we see Mr Stanley's transition from explorer to statesman. His dedication to public service is evident as he takes on this new role with determination and integrity. As depicted in various engravings, Mr H M Stanley was known for his significant contributions to African exploration. He earned recognition as both an Explorer of Central Africa and Founder of the Congo Free State. These images showcase him at different stages of his career, highlighting his courage and perseverance. Recipients of Birthday Honours capture a momentous occasion where Mr Stanley is honored for his achievements. This black-and-white photo symbolizes not only personal success but also national pride in recognizing such remarkable accomplishments. Receiving the Freedom of City London in Guildhall further demonstrates Mr Stanley's impact on society. This engraving immortalizes a proud moment when he is acknowledged by one of Britain's most prestigious institutions. Travels in Africa showcases another facet of Mr H M Stanley's life - that of an adventurer navigating treacherous waters on a Great War Canoe along River Congo. It exemplifies both his physical endurance and unwavering spirit throughout challenging expeditions. The Finder Dr Livingstone engraving reminds us how history remembers him best - as the man who found Dr David Livingstone amidst vast African landscapes. This iconic image represents their meeting which captivated imaginations worldwide. Stanley's Return to England portrays him coming home after years spent exploring foreign lands; it encapsulates mixed emotions of triumph and nostalgia.