Viaggio Fatto Per Ordine Dell' Imperatrice Di Russia Caterina N, Nel Nord Della Russia Asiatica, Nel Mare Glaciale, Nel Mare D'anadyr, E Sulla Costa Nord-Ouest Dell' America, Dal 1785 Fino Al 1794 Dal Commodoro Billings, Scritto Dal Sig. Sauer ...

Viaggio Fatto Per Ordine Dell' Imperatrice Di Russia Caterina N recounts Commodore Billings's epic voyage of exploration, undertaken at the behest of Empress Catherine II of Russia. This detailed account, written by Martin Sauer, documents the expedition's travels across the northern reaches of Asiatic Russia, into the Arctic Sea, the Sea of Anadyr, and along the northwest coast of America from 1785 to 1794.

Sauer's narrative provides valuable insights into the geographical discoveries, cultural encounters, and scientific observations made during this ambitious journey. A crucial historical record, this book offers a glimpse into the Russian Empire's expansionist ambitions and its exploration of the northern Pacific region during the late 18th century.

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