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1865 DAVID LIVINGSTONE / JAMES YOUNG. Paraffin Lamp that Funded Livingstone's Missionary Journeys ZZAutographsandArtifacts Rather charming edition of a

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Rather charming edition of a more unusual title by Philip Doddridge

The bloodhounds siezed me and their pry bore off

The present volume is inscribed by John Arrol

he retired from business and became active as a leader among the Quakers and in social causes

being published before the Seneca Falls Convention

1865 DAVID LIVINGSTONE / JAMES YOUNG. Paraffin Lamp that Funded Livingstone's Missionary Journeys ZZAutographsandArtifacts Rather charming edition of aA superbly preserved early James Young paraffin lamp; the sale of these in the 1860's provided one of the primary means of financial support for Livingstone's missionary journeys. James Young [1811 1883], inventor of the paraffin lamp, was responsible for a chemical revolution in the late 19th century and was, by some accounts, the worlds first chemical engineer. He was responsible for creating the very first oil refinery in the world, located in West

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