Tre passeggiate al Vesuvio ne' di' 3 e 21 giugno e 27 settembre 1858, ovvero, Osservazioni sulla eruzione vesuviana del detto anno e sulla influenza sua verso gli esseri organizzati, by Giuseppe Maria Carusi, recounts three journeys to Mount Vesuvius during the volcanic activity of 1858. This Italian-language travelogue offers detailed observations of the eruption and its impact on the surrounding environment and living organisms. Carusi's account provides a unique historical perspective on Vesuvius, capturing the scientific curiosity and natural wonder of the 19th century. This book is valuable for readers interested in volcanology, natural history, and Italian travel writing.

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