William Bartram, horticulteur et naturaliste, explore les fleuves et rivi res du sud de l'Am rique septentrionale. Il offre une description d taill e de la g ographie, des plantes et des animaux. Sa perspective est interm diaire, entre la perception des Am rindiens et celle des Europ ens, ce qui donne une analyse originale et nuanc e.
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