An History of the Earth and Animated Nature
de Oliver Goldsmith
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A History of the Earth, and Animated Nature is a fascinating work of natural history. It was first published in 1774 in eight volumes, these volumes brought together a history of the earth with a description of its geographical features and species. Oliver Goldsmith was a novelist, poet and journalist as well as the author of many works of natural history. He is now best known for his 1766 novel, The Vicar of Wakefield .
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- Shelley and Son Books (US)
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- 068791
- Título
- An History of the Earth and Animated Nature
- Autor
- Oliver Goldsmith
- Ilustrador
- Black and White Illustrations
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- Estado del libro
- Usado - Good +
- Cantidad disponible
- 1
- Lugar de publicación
- Philadelphia, PA
- Fecha de publicación
- 1795
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- Palabras clave
- science, animals
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