Ludwig Leichhardt Knihy

Ludwig Leichhardt ; Neu Bearbeitet Nach Seinen Tagebüchern, Mit Einer Einführung Und Einem Nachwort Versehen Und Herausgegeben Von Franz Braumann. Bibliography: P. [242]

In this gripping and highly detailed journal, explorer Ludwig Leichhardt chronicles his epic journey through the Australian outback. Facing tremendous challenges and harrowing dangers, Leichhardt perseveres to complete one of the most storied expeditions in the history of exploration.

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The narrative chronicles Ludwig Leichhardt's adventurous journey across Australia between 1844 and 1846, highlighting his explorations and encounters with the diverse landscapes and indigenous cultures. It captures the challenges faced during the expedition, including harsh conditions and the quest for scientific discovery, providing insights into the era's exploration spirit and the natural history of Australia. Leichhardt's determination and resilience are central themes, making this a compelling account of early Australian exploration.

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Der bedeutende Australienforscher Ludwig Leichhardt (1813-1848?) stammt vom Schwielochsee in der Mark Brandenburg und hat sieben Jahre erfolgreich das Gymnasium Cottbus besucht. Seine umfassenden Kenntnisse, vor allem in Geologie, Zoologie und der Botanik, erwarb er sich an den Universitäten Berlin und Göttingen, besonders aber an den naturgeschichtlichen Museen in London und Paris. Als Vorbereitung auf seine geplanten Expeditionen in Australien startete er im September 1840 von Paris aus zu einer neunmonatigen Reise durch Süd-Frankreich, Italien und die Schweiz, um seine neu erworbenen Kenntnisse in der Praxis anzuwenden. Besonders intressierte er sich für den quartären und rezenten Vulkanismus in der Auvergne und in Mittel-Italien, aber auch für die Meerestiere der Bucht von Neapel und die Pflanzenwelt der durchreisten Gebiete.