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Academic & Professional Books  Ornithology  Birds: General

Letters on Ornithology 1804-1815 Between George Montagu and Robert Anstice

Out of Print
Edited By: S Peter Dance
250 pages, Illus, map
Publisher: Peter Dance
Letters on Ornithology 1804-1815
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  • Letters on Ornithology 1804-1815 ISBN: 9781872350684 Hardback Nov 2003 Out of Print #142200
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The title 'Founder of British Ornithology' has been widely bestowed on George Montagu (1753-1815) who lived at Kingsbridge in Devon. His collaboration with Robert Anstice (1757-1845) began in 1804 when Anstice sent him a Snow Bunting and their correspondence continued sporadically until 1815. Their observations help us to appreciate how hard won much of our present knowledge of British birds was.

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Out of Print
Edited By: S Peter Dance
250 pages, Illus, map
Publisher: Peter Dance
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