Als die konigliche schwedische Fregatte Eugenie" im September 1851 den Hafen von Karlskrona verliess, um zu einer dreijahrigen Weltumseglung aufzubrechen, war der Botaniker Nils Johan Andersson mit an Bord. Wahrend einer abenteuerlichen Reise, die ihn unter anderem nach Madeira, Rio de Janeiro, Honolulu, Sydney und Manila fuhrte, sammelte Andersson zahlreiche Eindrucke, die er in seinem erstmalig 1854 veroffentlichten Reisebericht anschaulich schildert. Dabei widmet der Darwin-Bewunderer sich nicht nur den botanischen Entdeckungen rund um den Globus, sondern berichtet auch uber den Alltag und das Leben an Bord und die fremden Lander und Kulturen, denen die Besatzung wahrend ihrer Reise begegnete. Herausgekommen ist ein Buch, das die Genres Reisetagebuch, Wissenschaftsreportage und Biographie gekonnt miteinander verknupft und den Leser auf eine faszinierende Reise in die Vergangenheit mitnimmt

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Am 30. September bricht die schwedische Fregatte Eugenie unter dem Kommando von Kapit n Christian Adolf Virgin zur ersten schwedischen Weltumsegelung auf. Mit an Bord ist der renommierte Botaniker Nils Johann Andersson, der die Fahrt f r die Sammlung und Dokumentation neuer Forschungsdaten nutzen will. Er begleitet die Expedition unter anderem nach Honolulu, Tahiti, San Francisco, zu den Galapagos-Inseln und ans Kap der Guten Hoffnung und kann auf der Reise viele botanische Entdeckungen verzeichnen. 1854 ver ffentlicht er sein Reisetagbuch, das neben den Erkenntnissen f r Anderssons Forschung auch eine genaue Schilderung der Schiffsreise und der Erfahrungen in den fernen L ndern enth lt. Nachdruck der Originalausgabe.

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