Henry Stanley austeilt, Milch und Butter für Brühe an was er während seiner Expedition 1888 in dem Buch "Hunger-Camp" bezeichnete.

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Sir Henry Morton Stanley was a British explorer and journalist who was sent by ther New York Herald to find David Livingstone (1879-1884). In 1887, he left on another African expedition that led concessions for the British. In December 1888, Stanley's expedition was in dire straits with little food because members had discarded their food believing that plantain groves were nearby. Foragers went in search of plantains. This illustration from Stanley's 1890 book "In Darkest Africa" shows Stanley (with cap with visor seated at right) doling out rations of milk and butter for broth at what he termed in the book "Starvation Camp."

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