Travels in the Confederation (1783-1784)

A fascinating firsthand account of life in the United States during the early years of the Confederation. Schöpf, a German botanist and physician, traveled extensively throughout the country, documenting not only its people and customs, but also its flora, fauna, and geology. This edition features a new introduction by noted historian Alfred J. Morrison.

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