
In the introduction by the editor we read:
“The name of Scheuchzer will be
famous …[] The author was in the best conditions to make valid
discoveries during his explorations. He worked with incredible
determination.., [] no danger, no costs, no difficulty were too large
for this great man.“
Despite the work was intended to dispel of myths and superstitions so common in the Alps, Scheuchzer, like many other naturalists of his time, did not see a contradiction in publishing own and exact observation and rumors... Read On
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