Martin Krieger serves as a professor for Northern European History at the University of Kiel, Germany. His major fields of research are intellectual and cultural history and the history of science. He has extensively published on the history of the Baltic Sea region, on global intellectual networks and global consumer goods, such as on tea and coffee. He has published European Cemeteries in South India: Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries (Manohar 2013).

• 1. Introduction: Nathaniel Wallich—A Life’s Correspondence 2. Copenhagen 3. As a Surgeon to the Danish East Indies 4. Serampore 5. Calcutta 6. The Botanic Garden 7. Superintendent 8. Nepal 9. The Straits of Malacca 10. The Forests of India 11. London 12. Tea 13. The Medical College 14. At the Cape of Good Hope 15. Farewell to India 16. Final Days

Martin Krieger serves as a professor for Northern European History at the University of Kiel, Germany. His major fields of research are intellectual and cultural history and the history of science. He has extensively published on the history of the Baltic Sea region, on global intellectual networks and global consumer goods, such as on tea and coffee. He has published European Cemeteries in South India: Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries (Manohar 2013).

• 1. Introduction: Nathaniel Wallich—A Life’s Correspondence 2. Copenhagen 3. As a Surgeon to the Danish East Indies 4. Serampore 5. Calcutta 6. The Botanic Garden 7. Superintendent 8. Nepal 9. The Straits of Malacca 10. The Forests of India 11. London 12. Tea 13. The Medical College 14. At the Cape of Good Hope 15. Farewell to India 16. Final Days

Martin Krieger serves as a professor for Northern European History at the University of Kiel, Germany. His major fields of research are intellectual and cultural history and the history of science. He has extensively published on the history of the Baltic Sea region, on global intellectual networks and global consumer goods, such as on tea and coffee. He has published European Cemeteries in South India: Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries (Manohar 2013).

• 1. Introduction: Nathaniel Wallich—A Life’s Correspondence 2. Copenhagen 3. As a Surgeon to the Danish East Indies 4. Serampore 5. Calcutta 6. The Botanic Garden 7. Superintendent 8. Nepal 9. The Straits of Malacca 10. The Forests of India 11. London 12. Tea 13. The Medical College 14. At the Cape of Good Hope 15. Farewell to India 16. Final Days