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Routledge - Sir Joseph Banks Correspondence Vol 3 (1768-1820)

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Description

Explore a significant era of scientific history with Volume 3 of The Indian and Pacific Correspondence of Sir Joseph Banks. This volume, part of The Pickering Masters series, provides a direct look into the life of a man who shaped global scientific networks. Following his time on James Cook's HMS Endeavour during the 1768-71 circumnavigation, Banks built a massive international web of explorers and scientists. This collection of letters reveals how he maintained strong working relationships with the British Admiralty and established connections with the naval officers who continued the legacy of Cook's voyages. For historians, researchers, and readers interested in the history of science and maritime exploration, this text offers a rare window into the communication channels that drove discovery during this period. It is an essential resource for understanding the professional links between science and the navy in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Key Features

Part of The Pickering Masters series, providing high-quality historical documentation for serious researchers and collectors.

Covers the vital period from 1768 to 1820, documenting the expansion of scientific knowledge and global networks.

Provides primary source insight into the professional links between Joseph Banks and the British Admiralty.

Details the connections between Banks and the generation of naval officers who sailed following James Cook.

Offers a deep look at the global scientific network established after the HMS Endeavour circumnavigation.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 July 2010
Listed Since
08 September 2009

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