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Discover the enthralling narrative of Terra Australis: Text Classics, an essential addition to your literature collection. This meticulously edited selection of journals by Matthew Flinders, Australia's greatest navigator, provides a vivid and captivating account of his groundbreaking exploration to map the Australian coastline from 1796 to 1803. Flinders' writings are not only a testament to his navigational prowess, but they also unveil the mysterious and majestic landscapes of the continent. Perfect for history enthusiasts and lovers of adventure, this B-format paperback edition published by The Text Publishing Company in 2012 encompasses 312 pages of rich, immersive storytelling. Introduced by renowned Australian author Tim Flannery, this classic text shines a light on the obscure interior of Australia, stirring curiosity and wonder about its natural beauty and rugged terrain. Dive into this fascinating historical document and explore the beautifully crafted prose that brings to life the spirit of exploration. Whether you are a student, scholar, or just an avid reader, Terra Australis offers a unique glimpse into the narrative of discovery that shaped modern Australia. Don't miss your chance to own this literary masterpiece that continues to inspire and educate readers about the significance of Flinders' voyages and his role in naming our island continent.