Hyde, A., & Bliss, F. C. (1878). Stanley in Africa: The story of his wonderful marches across the continent, voyages on the great equatorial lakes, perilous descent of the Congo, and desperate encounters with cataracts and cannibals, told chiefly in his own words, together with a narrative of the exploits of Sir Samuel W. Baker and Commander V.L. Cameron. Columbian Book Co..
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationHyde, Alexander, and Francis C. Bliss. Stanley in Africa: The Story of His Wonderful Marches Across the Continent, Voyages on the Great Equatorial Lakes, Perilous Descent of the Congo, and Desperate Encounters with Cataracts and Cannibals, Told Chiefly in His Own Words, Together with a Narrative of the Exploits of Sir Samuel W. Baker and Commander V.L. Cameron. Hartford, Conn.: Columbian Book Co., 1878.
MLA引文Hyde, Alexander, and Francis C. Bliss. Stanley in Africa: The Story of His Wonderful Marches Across the Continent, Voyages on the Great Equatorial Lakes, Perilous Descent of the Congo, and Desperate Encounters with Cataracts and Cannibals, Told Chiefly in His Own Words, Together with a Narrative of the Exploits of Sir Samuel W. Baker and Commander V.L. Cameron. Columbian Book Co., 1878.