The Canadian who Murdered his way Across Africa | Scramble for Africa, Colonialism, British Empire

The transcript details the experiences of William Grant Stairs during the Emin Pasha Relief expedition. It describes encounters with natives, conflicts, and the harsh conditions faced by the expedition members. The narrative highlights the brutal actions taken against the natives, including capturing and enslaving them. The expedition's background, objectives, and the role of key figures like Henry Morton Stanley are also discussed. The document reflects on the moral implications and criticisms of the expedition's actions, emphasizing the colonial mindset of the era.

How did Stairs' health affect his participation in the expedition?

What were the living conditions like for the expedition members?

Discuss the ethical implications of Stairs' actions as described in the diary.

What were the main resources that Stairs and his men relied on during their journey?