A naturalist who joined this mission sent a man's head back to England to be stuffed by the firm of Rowland Ward and notoriously paid a group of soldiers he encountered to murder and then eat a small girl so that he could produce a first-hand sketch of human cannibalism.  
Henry Richard Fox Bourne wrote a scathing attack titled "the other side" of this expedition which he hoped would "deter civilised Englishmen from ever again sanctioning or applauding such proceedings."  A naturalist who joined this mission sent a man's head back to England to be stuffed by the firm of Rowland Ward and notoriously paid a group of soldiers he encountered to murder and then eat a small girl so that he could produce a first-hand sketch of human cannibalism.  This expedition's members included James Jameson.  The second-in-command of this mission was killed while stupidly interfering with a ceremony of the Manyema; that man, Edmund Barttelot, was one of many members of its Rear Column to perish on this expedition.  This expedition was named for a (*) German-born physician who had the European name of Eduard Schnitzer.  The leader of this expedition wrote about it in his book In Darkest Africa.  For 10 points, name this expedition begun in 1887 by Henry Morton Stanley which attempted to help the governor of Sudan's Equatoria province resist the advance of Mahdist forces.
Henry Richard Fox Bourne wrote a scathing attack titled "the other side" of this expedition which he hoped would "deter civilised Englishmen from ever again sanctioning or applauding such proceedings."  
Emin Pasha Relief Expedition