"The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work" by Ernest Favenc is a chronicle from the early 1900's that captures the heroic acts of Australia's first explorers. It shines a light on these individuals, who were vital in understanding a new land. It reveals the hardships they endured while navigating the rugged Australian frontier. The book honors their importance, highlighting their role in shaping Australia by detailing their expeditions and how their determination paved the path for future growth and prosperity. Favenc prepares the reader with an introduction framing the tales of the explorers and their accomplishments, along with a look at one mystery involving explorer Ludwig Leichhardt. Ultimately, the book acknowledges the grit and resolve of these courageous trailblazers and their lasting effect on the country.
The Explorers of Australia and their Life-work
By Ernest Favenc
Embark on a journey through the sun-scorched landscapes of early Australia alongside those who faced deadly challenges to chart its unknown territories.
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About the AuthorErnest Favenc was an explorer of Australia, a journalist, author of verse, novels and short stories, and an historian.
Ernest Favenc was an explorer of Australia, a journalist, author of verse, novels and short stories, and an historian.
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