Lewis & Clark: Weather and Climate Data from the Expedition Journals; HB DJ 2006

Description: This book, brand-new, lists for about $115; I am asking about 65% of that and am adding carefully protected and boxed free shipping! According to the flyleaf on the 10.5 inch x 8.5 inch hardback book: Along with the data from the "Weather Diary," this volume collects the writings of Lewis and Clark Expedition members as they pertain to weather and climate. These writings are organized by date, providing the best picture possible of the weather and climate encountered by the Corp of Discovery as it journeyed west toward the unchartered territory in 1803 and returned in 1806. And, from the back of the dust jacket: This volume collects data from their various journals, including the "Weather Diary," which contains methodical observations, as well as from the expeditions members ' more casual personal writings. Organized by date, and with descriptions of where the expedition was in their 4,162 mile journey, the weather data are presented cohesively for the first time. Also included are explanations of the expedition's editorial procedures, articles on the importance of the is first-of-a-kind meteorological undertaking, photographs of the route, and more. This volume will serve as a compelling resource for weather, history, and Lewis and Clark buffs alike, as well as for scientists looking back at weather and climate across the United States int he early 1800s.

Price: 75 USD

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