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  • Louis-Claude de Saulces de Freycinet

    …1817 he took command of l’Uranie to conduct magnetic and oceanographic researches in the Pacific. His wife, Rose, disguised as a sailor, was smuggled aboard and accompanied the voyage, which she described in a journal published in 1827. After a stop at Rio de Janeiro, l’Uranie rounded the Cape of…

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    …1817 he took command of l’Uranie to conduct magnetic and oceanographic researches in the Pacific. His wife, Rose, disguised as a sailor, was smuggled aboard and accompanied the voyage, which she described in a journal published in 1827. After a stop at Rio de Janeiro, l’Uranie rounded the Cape of…

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