Methods of study in natural history
by Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz
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"The series of papers collected in this volume may be considered as a complement or commentary to my 'Essay on classification' ... These chapters were first embodied in a course of lectures delivered at the Lowell institute in Boston."--Pref.
First printed in the Atlantic monthly, with exception of last chapter.
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"IT is my intention, in this series of papers, to give the history of the progress in Natural History from the beginning,-to show how men first approached Nature,-how the facts of Natural History have been accumulated, and how these facts have been converted into science."
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