Nouvelles Excursions Et SÃ(c)jours Dans Les Glaciers Et Les Hautes RÃ(c)gions Des Alpes, De M. Agassiz Et De Ses Compagnons De Voyage

"Nouvelles Excursions Et SÃ(c)jours Dans Les Glaciers Et Les Hautes RÃ(c)gions Des Alpes, De M. Agassiz Et De Ses Compagnons De Voyage" recounts the expeditions and sojourns of M. Agassiz and his travel companions in the glaciers and high regions of the Alps. Written by Edouard Desor, this work details their explorations and observations, offering a glimpse into the scientific endeavors and adventurous spirit of the 19th century. The book provides valuable insights into the glaciology and geography of the Swiss Alps, making it an enduring resource for those interested in the history of scientific exploration and the natural wonders of the region. This historical account captures the challenges and discoveries encountered during their travels, preserving a rich record of their contributions to the understanding of alpine environments.
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