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South Carolina Naturalists: An Anthology, 1700-1860

by David Taylor · 1998

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South Carolina Naturalists assembles for the first time essays, lectures, poems, letters, and journals by thirty-one naturalists of colonial and antebellum South Carolina. The collection illuminates the wealth of natural history studies in South Carolina and documents the state's natural diversity.

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medium · 241 pages

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