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"Lachesis Lapponica; Or, a Tour in Lapland, Volume 1" was written by Carl von Linné and published in 1811. Swedish naturalist, son of the more famous botanist [Carl Linnaeus](/a/OL141510A)....

Lachesis Lapponica; Or, a Tour in Lapland, Volume 1

1811

Carl von Linné

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Lachesis Lapponica; Or, a Tour in Lapland, Volume 1

Carl von Linné

1811

Translated by Charles Troilius

''Lachesis Lapponica; Or, a Tour in Lapland, Volume 1'' is a scientific travelogue by Carl von Linné, first published in 1811. This work documents Linné's journey through Lapland, focusing on his observations of the region's flora, fauna, and landscapes. The narrative combines personal reflections with scientific inquiry, detailing his preparations and experiences as he explores the natural world. This volume is significant for its contributions to natural history and its insights into early scientific exploration in the Nordic region.