"Journals of two expeditions of discovery in North-Western and Western Australia, Volume 1" is the first part of the famous report work of the English explorer and hunter George Gray. In this book, the author shares unique observations and impressions from his two research expeditions to distant and little-known regions of the Australian continent. Departing from the traditional literary form, Gray presents his observations and discoveries in the form of journal entries, allowing the reader access to an authentic and unvarnished description of nature, local tribes and his feelings during the dangerous adventures. This book is not only an important document for the study of the history of geographical discoveries, but also a fascinating literary masterpiece that impresses with its sincerity and detail."