Publisher's Synopsis
"Viaggi in Etiopia" by P. Michelangelo Pacelli, recounts the author's travels in Ethiopia, detailing the remarkable and observable aspects of the region. Following in the footsteps of Luboff, De La Croix, and other celebrated writers of the time, Pacelli, a Minor Observant from Tricarico, provides a historical account of his experiences. This 1797 publication offers insights into 18th-century Ethiopia, exploring its culture, geography, and the challenges faced by travelers and missionaries. Pacelli's narrative is a valuable historical document, shedding light on a period of significant exploration and cross-cultural interaction in Africa.
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