Travels in Wisconsin. 3d London Ed

Published in 1793, 'Travels in Wisconsin' is an important historical record of early exploration and settlement in the American Midwest. Written by the English physician and naturalist John Coakley Lettsom, and based on the diaries of the American explorer Jonathan Carver, the book provides a vivid account of the natural beauty, resources, and peoples of the region. This edition includes original illustrations by Lettsom and a new introduction by a noted historian of the Midwest.

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