This work created a world sensation. The author recounts his early life, his education and his coming to Australia. The adventures were vouched for as fact, but as narrated they are beyond the bounds of credibility. After being shipwrecked in the Arafura Sea, he reaches Australia and marries the woman 'Yamba'. He spends nearly 30 years among the Aborigines of Northern and N-W Australia. The author, born in Switzerland in 1844, has been called the modern 'Munchausen' and this work has been compared to Defoe's Robinson Crusoe.

"The Adventures of Louis de Rougemont" by Louis de Rougemont Louis De Rougemont was a Swiss explorer who claimed to have had adventures in Australasia. Throughout his life, he held many jobs and saw places many people would only be able to dream of. In this book, Rougemont describes his adventurous life so that readers around the world can learn and gain inspiration to have their own adventures one day.

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