The Discovery of Bass Strait
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- Nombre de pages28
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4731080-8
- EAN8596547310808
- Date de parution15/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille272 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Discovery of Bass Strait, " George Bass presents a meticulously detailed account of his exploratory voyages in the early 19th century, focusing on the significant maritime region that separates Tasmania from the Australian mainland. Bass's writing is infused with both a reflective prose style and an adventurous spirit, allowing readers to vividly experience the treacherous yet awe-inspiring landscapes he navigated.
Through his keen observations and vivid descriptions, Bass illuminates the intricate interplay between man and nature while situating his work within the broader context of European exploration and the Enlightenment's thirst for knowledge. George Bass, a surgeon and maritime explorer, was driven by a profound curiosity for the unknown and a desire to contribute to the scientific community. His experiences in the early colony of New South Wales, alongside prevailing attitudes towards exploration, greatly influenced his journeys.
Bass's contributions, both in terms of geography and navigation, underscore his significance in the annals of Australian history. His work is not just an account of physical landscapes; it reflects the struggles and triumphs of a pioneering spirit. For readers interested in the history of exploration, maritime studies, or early Australian history, "The Discovery of Bass Strait" is an essential read.
Bass's keen insights and unabashed enthusiasm for discovery make this volume not only an informative account but also a captivating narrative that resonates with anyone fascinated by the spirit of adventure.
Through his keen observations and vivid descriptions, Bass illuminates the intricate interplay between man and nature while situating his work within the broader context of European exploration and the Enlightenment's thirst for knowledge. George Bass, a surgeon and maritime explorer, was driven by a profound curiosity for the unknown and a desire to contribute to the scientific community. His experiences in the early colony of New South Wales, alongside prevailing attitudes towards exploration, greatly influenced his journeys.
Bass's contributions, both in terms of geography and navigation, underscore his significance in the annals of Australian history. His work is not just an account of physical landscapes; it reflects the struggles and triumphs of a pioneering spirit. For readers interested in the history of exploration, maritime studies, or early Australian history, "The Discovery of Bass Strait" is an essential read.
Bass's keen insights and unabashed enthusiasm for discovery make this volume not only an informative account but also a captivating narrative that resonates with anyone fascinated by the spirit of adventure.
In "The Discovery of Bass Strait, " George Bass presents a meticulously detailed account of his exploratory voyages in the early 19th century, focusing on the significant maritime region that separates Tasmania from the Australian mainland. Bass's writing is infused with both a reflective prose style and an adventurous spirit, allowing readers to vividly experience the treacherous yet awe-inspiring landscapes he navigated.
Through his keen observations and vivid descriptions, Bass illuminates the intricate interplay between man and nature while situating his work within the broader context of European exploration and the Enlightenment's thirst for knowledge. George Bass, a surgeon and maritime explorer, was driven by a profound curiosity for the unknown and a desire to contribute to the scientific community. His experiences in the early colony of New South Wales, alongside prevailing attitudes towards exploration, greatly influenced his journeys.
Bass's contributions, both in terms of geography and navigation, underscore his significance in the annals of Australian history. His work is not just an account of physical landscapes; it reflects the struggles and triumphs of a pioneering spirit. For readers interested in the history of exploration, maritime studies, or early Australian history, "The Discovery of Bass Strait" is an essential read.
Bass's keen insights and unabashed enthusiasm for discovery make this volume not only an informative account but also a captivating narrative that resonates with anyone fascinated by the spirit of adventure.
Through his keen observations and vivid descriptions, Bass illuminates the intricate interplay between man and nature while situating his work within the broader context of European exploration and the Enlightenment's thirst for knowledge. George Bass, a surgeon and maritime explorer, was driven by a profound curiosity for the unknown and a desire to contribute to the scientific community. His experiences in the early colony of New South Wales, alongside prevailing attitudes towards exploration, greatly influenced his journeys.
Bass's contributions, both in terms of geography and navigation, underscore his significance in the annals of Australian history. His work is not just an account of physical landscapes; it reflects the struggles and triumphs of a pioneering spirit. For readers interested in the history of exploration, maritime studies, or early Australian history, "The Discovery of Bass Strait" is an essential read.
Bass's keen insights and unabashed enthusiasm for discovery make this volume not only an informative account but also a captivating narrative that resonates with anyone fascinated by the spirit of adventure.
