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During this time he came to Paris, where he became acquainted with many of tiie leading scientists of the period, and frequented much the Jardin du Roi, the forerunner of the pres- ent Jardin des Plantes. The mineralogist Dau- benton urged him to undertake a geological trip to the island of Sicily and gave him much valuable advice as to the observations he could make there. In a letter written June 9, 1776, to his patron, Duke Alexandre de La Roche- foucauld, Dolomieu says that by pursuing his ...investigations under lihe guidance of Dauben- ton's notes, he believes that he would be able to make a collection of characteristic marbles, which he would gladly share with the duke (p. 7).
By 1779, Dolomieu had made his peace with the Order of Malta, and had returned to the island, whence he started in 1781 for his trip to Sicily (p. 8). In a letter of August 6 to his friend Ohevalier Gioeni, a distinguished nat- I'^JJn voyage gfiologiqae en Sicile en 1781, notes in^dites de Dolomieu," by Alfred Laero&x, Seer4- tadre Perp^nel de I'Acad^nde des Beienees, Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1919| 190 pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During this time he came to Paris, where he became acquainted with many of tiie leading scientists of the period, and frequented much the Jardin du Roi, the forerunner of the pres- ent Jardin des Plantes. The mineralogist Dau- benton urged him to undertake a geological trip to the island of Sicily and gave him much valuable advice as to the observations he could make there. In a letter written June 9, 1776, to his patron, Duke Alexandre de La Roche- foucauld, Dolomieu says that by pursuing his ...investigations under lihe guidance of Dauben- ton's notes, he believes that he would be able to make a collection of characteristic marbles, which he would gladly share with the duke (p. 7).
By 1779, Dolomieu had made his peace with the Order of Malta, and had returned to the island, whence he started in 1781 for his trip to Sicily (p. 8). In a letter of August 6 to his friend Ohevalier Gioeni, a distinguished nat- I'^JJn voyage gfiologiqae en Sicile en 1781, notes in^dites de Dolomieu," by Alfred Laero&x, Seer4- tadre Perp^nel de I'Acad^nde des Beienees, Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1919| 190 pp.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michels, John, 1875- Edt to read onlineMoreLess
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