A Bright & Savage Land
A Bright & Savage Land by Ann Moyal, published by Penguin in 1993, presents a detailed account of Australia’s pioneering scientists through letters, diaries, and journals. This edition, consisting of 240 pages, offers insights into the contributions of notable figures such as Charles Darwin, William Farrar, and Lawrence Hargrave, capturing the essence of scientific exploration in colonial Australia.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of historical narratives that highlight the intersection of science and the natural environment in Australia and New Zealand. The book includes notes, a bibliography, and an index, providing a comprehensive resource for those interested in biography and autobiography, as well as the history of science and technology. This edition serves as a valuable reference for understanding the legacy of environmentalists and naturalists in shaping the region’s scientific landscape.
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From letters, diaries and journals, the author has recreated the history of Australia’s pioneering scientists from Charles Darwin to William Farrar and Lawrence Hargrave. Originally published by William Collins in 1986 (in a large book format ) as ‘A Bright and Savage Land: Scientists in Colonial Australia’. Includes notes, a bibliography and an index.
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