Publisher's Synopsis
In this memoir, Jacob Severin Plum recounts his experiences as a Danish merchant on Iceland in the early 19th century. He writes about the difficulties of trade on the island, as well as his travels and adventures on the high seas. The book provides a unique perspective on Icelandic history and society in the early modern period, and is a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts of Nordic history.
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