Annals of some remarkable aërial and alpine voyages, including those of the author : to which are added, observations on the partial deafness to which aerial and mountain travellers are liable, and an essay on the flight and migration of birds, the whole being intended as supplementary to "Researches about atmospheric phenomena" (1832)
Forster, T.(Thomas),1789-1860 · London : Keating and Brown · leaf 69
fate wasexcited, and bulletins of health reported sent from Veniceto Bologna. Count Zambeccari suffered most, and wasforced to have his fingers incised : however they ultimatelyrecovered, and as will be hereafter seen, continued nextyear to persevere in their efforts to manage balloons con-structed… … Monday, October 3, 1803, M. Garnerin made hi.*thirty fifth ascent: lie went up from near Moscow: in thisvoyage he saw the shadow of his balloon in the clouds,surrounded by a coloured halo: he descended in safety atthe seat of Prince Visemsky. Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1803, Garnerin ascended again to…
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