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Great American Naturalists: 200 Years of Adventure and Discovery on the Ultimate Scientific Quest (Explorers of the Americas Series Book 2)

Stephen R. Bown
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Description:Self published collection of some of my articles and stories taken from Sightseers and scholars. Great American Naturalists is a collection of nine true stories of historical scientific adventurers and travelers in the Americas. They set off into the unknown on incredible journeys to discover and document the natural wonders they found in the unexplored lands. From the wanderings of America's first naturalist William Bartram from Philapelphia to Florida in the years before the Revolution, to Prince Maximilian of Wied's epic journey up the wild Missouri River in the 1830s, to John Richardson's overland trek to the Arctic with Franklin in the 1820s that was benighted by starvation, cannibalism and murder, to Henry Walter Bates's ten-year sojourn along the Amazon, these tales bring to light the adventurous formative years of scientific exploration in the Americas. With nine maps and dozens of historical images. Part two of the Explorers of the Americas Series. Read part one of the series: Wanderers and Nomads: True Stories of Wild and Eccentric Adventurers in the Americas."On his death in 1902 at the age of sixty-eight, Major John Wesley Powell had his brain cut from his skull and submerged in a jar of preserving fluid. He had bequeathed the organ to a colleague to settle a bet regarding brain size, which was believed to be related to intelligence. The bet was probably made in good nature, or perhaps to further the study of the human body in a small way, but Powell was an ambitious and competitive man and he wanted to win." From Chapter Nine: John Wesley Powell.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Great American Naturalists: 200 Years of Adventure and Discovery on the Ultimate Scientific Quest (Explorers of the Americas Series Book 2). To get started finding Great American Naturalists: 200 Years of Adventure and Discovery on the Ultimate Scientific Quest (Explorers of the Americas Series Book 2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Great American Naturalists: 200 Years of Adventure and Discovery on the Ultimate Scientific Quest (Explorers of the Americas Series Book 2)

Stephen R. Bown
4.4/5 (1290744 ratings)
Description: Self published collection of some of my articles and stories taken from Sightseers and scholars. Great American Naturalists is a collection of nine true stories of historical scientific adventurers and travelers in the Americas. They set off into the unknown on incredible journeys to discover and document the natural wonders they found in the unexplored lands. From the wanderings of America's first naturalist William Bartram from Philapelphia to Florida in the years before the Revolution, to Prince Maximilian of Wied's epic journey up the wild Missouri River in the 1830s, to John Richardson's overland trek to the Arctic with Franklin in the 1820s that was benighted by starvation, cannibalism and murder, to Henry Walter Bates's ten-year sojourn along the Amazon, these tales bring to light the adventurous formative years of scientific exploration in the Americas. With nine maps and dozens of historical images. Part two of the Explorers of the Americas Series. Read part one of the series: Wanderers and Nomads: True Stories of Wild and Eccentric Adventurers in the Americas."On his death in 1902 at the age of sixty-eight, Major John Wesley Powell had his brain cut from his skull and submerged in a jar of preserving fluid. He had bequeathed the organ to a colleague to settle a bet regarding brain size, which was believed to be related to intelligence. The bet was probably made in good nature, or perhaps to further the study of the human body in a small way, but Powell was an ambitious and competitive man and he wanted to win." From Chapter Nine: John Wesley Powell.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Great American Naturalists: 200 Years of Adventure and Discovery on the Ultimate Scientific Quest (Explorers of the Americas Series Book 2). To get started finding Great American Naturalists: 200 Years of Adventure and Discovery on the Ultimate Scientific Quest (Explorers of the Americas Series Book 2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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