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In 1848, John Richardson set out on an expedition to Cape York, a remote and treacherous region at the northern tip of Australia. His journal provides a vivid account of the challenges and triumphs of the journey, including encounters with indigenous communities and the natural wonders of the landscape. This edition includes additional notes and observations from the Royal Geographical Society, offering further insight into Richardson's remarkable expedition.
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