Ernstige Nagedachten Over De Algemene Waterschuddinge En Aardbeevingen, Alomme Bespeurd In Den Jare Mdcclv (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175107886)

"Ernstige Nagedachten Over De Algemene Waterschuddinge En Aardbeevingen, Alomme Bespeurd In Den Jare Mdcclv" offers a historical reflection on the widespread earthquakes and seismic events observed in the year 1755. Written by Catharina de Wilde (also known as Catharina Brakonier-de Wilde), this work provides insights into the understanding and perception of natural disasters during the 18th century.

The book captures the impact of the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and other significant seismic activities, presenting a contemporary account of their effects on society and the environment. This book is valuable for historians, seismologists, and anyone interested in the history of natural disasters and their cultural impact. Its detailed observations and reflections offer a unique glimpse into the past.

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