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Darkest Africa

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Darkest Africa
in European and American imaginations, a faraway land of no return. [Western Folklore: Misc.]
See : Remoteness
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At that time, Parizek also learned about the existence of Belgian Congo through Henry Morton Stanley's book In Darkest Africa (1890) (Parizek 1982: 10).
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Perhaps Quemener's intention with his book is to lend a journalist's sharp eye to a subject so wide and debatable that boyhood fantasies concerning hidden treasures in darkest Africa will become a thing of the past.
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Brian Farrell, Glasgow A Daktari - it means doctor in Swahili - ran from 1966-9 and followed the adventures of Mark Tracy (Marshall Thompson), a respected vet who was head of the Wameru Study Centre for Animal Behaviour in deepest, darkest Africa.
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