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Item 02: Ludwig Leichhardt letters, 1841-1848, translated by L. L. Politzer, no date; and Dr. Ludwig...

Item 02: Ludwig Leichhardt letters, 1841-1848, translated by L. L. Politzer, no date; and Dr. Ludwig...

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Item 02: Ludwig Leichhardt letters, 1841-1848, translated by L. L. Politzer, no date; and Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt as naturalist and explorer, May 1881 / by Dr. G. Neumayer [carbon typescript]

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Full title

Item 02: Ludwig Leichhardt letters, 1841-1848, translated by L. L. Politzer, no date; and Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt as naturalist and explorer, May 1881 / by Dr. G. Neumayer [carbon typescript]

Date

1841-1848, 1881

Call Numbers

A 1383/vol. 2

Record Identifier

YRlZly2n

Reference Code

1045905
Physical Description

Contents

0.01 metres of textual material (1 volume)

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Item

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Issue Copy

Microfilm : CY 3058 (A 1383)

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Scope and Contents

Contents

1 Oct. 1841-3 Apr. 1848
Typescript translations into English of letters by Leichhardt to relatives and friends in Germany. Translated by L. L. Politzer of Melbourne by authority of the original publishers, the Geographical Society of Hamburg. Comprises 18 letters, mostly to his family (pages 1-53). Letters are written at locations including Sydn...

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Full title

Item 02: Ludwig Leichhardt letters, 1841-1848, translated by L. L. Politzer, no date; and Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt as naturalist and explorer, May 1881 / by Dr. G. Neumayer [carbon typescript]

Contextual Information

Source

Letters in volume 2 acquired from L. L. Politzer, 1931

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Call Numbers

A 1383/vol. 2

Record Identifier

YRlZly2n

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Reference code

1045905

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