Letter from Colonel Strauch to HMS, on the accident to the Royal, the agreement with the Livingstone Inland Mission, the evacuation of Dr. Sims, underlining that the agents should grant the missionaries “every facility, help and protection”, mentioning ten fresh travellers leaving Liverpool and the engagement of two English officers, on the sending of tents for travellers who go to the interior, about Stanley’s personnel already exceeding the immediate requirements of the Expedition, A.I.H.C., Brussels, 1 June 1883

Letter from Colonel Strauch to HMS, on the accident to the Royal, the agreement with the Livingstone Inland Mission, the evacuation of Dr. Sims, underlining that the agents should grant the missionaries “every facility, help and protection”, mentioning ten fresh travellers leaving Liverpool and the engagement of two English officers, on the sending of tents for travellers who go to the interior, about Stanley’s personnel already exceeding the immediate requirements of the Expedition, A.I.H.C., Brussels, 1 June 1883, SA.933. Archives Henry Morton Stanley.

Letter from Colonel Strauch to HMS, on the accident to the Royal, the agreement with the Livingstone Inland Mission, the evacuation of Dr. Sims, underlining that the agents should grant the missionaries “every facility, help and protection”, mentioning ten fresh travellers leaving Liverpool and the engagement of two English officers, on the sending of tents for travellers who go to the interior, about Stanley’s personnel already exceeding the immediate requirements of the Expedition, A.I.H.C., Brussels, 1 June 1883, SA.933. Archives Henry Morton Stanley. Accédé June 14, 2025.