Iter Helveticum Anni 1739
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Iter Helveticum Anni 1739 recounts Albrecht von Haller's journey through Switzerland in 1739. This travelogue offers a unique glimpse into the landscapes, culture, and scientific interests of 18th-century Switzerland. Haller's observations provide valuable insights into the natural history, geography, and social conditions of the time. The work captures the spirit of scientific exploration and intellectual curiosity that defined the era. "Iter Helveticum Anni 1739" remains a significant historical document, appealing to readers interested in the history of science, Swiss history, and early travel literature.
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