Catalog Record: Die ausserordentlichen begebenheiten des Automates, eines jungen edelmanns, der als ein kind zufalliger weise auf einem unbewohnten eilande gelassen worden, und neunzehen jahre in diesem einsamen stande, ohne alle menschliche gesellschaft geblieben ist. Aus dem englischen úbersezt, und mit kupfern gezieret | Hathi Trust Digital Library

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Die ausserordentlichen begebenheiten des Automates, eines jungen edelmanns, der als ein kind zufalliger weise auf einem unbewohnten eilande gelassen worden, und neunzehen jahre in diesem einsamen stande, ohne alle menschliche gesellschaft geblieben ist. Aus dem englischen úbersezt, und mit kupfern gezieret.

Main Author: Kirkby, John, 1705-1754.
Language(s): German
Published: Franckfurt und G.P. Monath, 1750.
Subjects: Voyages, Imaginary
Note: Translation of John Kirkby's version of the anonymous History of Autonous, London, 1736. Kirkby's version was first published London, 1745, under title: The capacity and extent of the human understanding; exemplified in the extraordinary case of Automathes.
Physical Description: 5 p.L., 223 p. front., plates. 17 1/2cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: PR 3539 .K75 C25
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