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The Way that I Went
Written by Ireland's greatest field botanist and first published in 1937, Robert Praeger's personal tour of Ireland's natural wonders has had a greater influence on Irish naturalists than any other book. It represents five years of weekends spent walking, swimming, staying out all night on islands, sifting fossil bones, and exploring tombs.
The Way that I Went
An absolute must for lovers of natural history; a 1937 account of five years of weekends spent walking a mazy 5,000 miles across hills and bogs, swimming through flooded caverns, staying out all night on islands, and sifting fossil bones in Ireland.
Floreat Hibernia
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Robert Lloyd Praeger
Praeger's achievement as a naturalist is examined in its cultural, social and scientific context in this analysis of his life and writings.
Robert Lloyd Praeger 1865-1953
The Irish Scientists and Inventors series of colour-illustrated books introduces modern science to young minds. Using examples from the lives and achievements of Irish scientists and inventors, the books explore some of the principles behind geology, biology, physics, engineering, astronomy and medicine, and suggest activities to stimulate hands-on experience of practical science at primary level.
