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Bei diesem Buch, welches erstmals 1846 erschien, handelt es sich um die Darstellung der Reise der HMS Beagle nach Australien in den Jahren 1837 bis 1843. Sie umfasst die Fahrt von Plymouth nach Port Essington entlang der Nordküste Australiens. Es handelt sich hierbei um den ersten Band der englischsprachigen Ausgabe.

The narrative offers a firsthand perspective of a six-year expedition aboard H.M.S. Beagle, focusing on the coastal survey of Australia in 1846. It details the challenges faced by the crew, the landscapes encountered, and the interactions with indigenous peoples. The account highlights the scientific discoveries made during the journey, providing insights into the natural history and geography of Australia during that era. The officer’s observations contribute to a deeper understanding of the region's exploration and colonial impacts.

Account of the voyage of HMS Beagle to Australia in the years 1837-1843, covering the journey from Plymouth to Port Essington on the northern coast of Australia. Originally published in 1846.

The second volume of HMS Beagle's voyage details expeditions along the Victoria and Swan Rivers, explores various islands in the Gulf of Carpentaria, and concludes with the return to England. Originally published in 1846, it offers insights into the adventures and discoveries made during the journey.