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Excerpt from The Philosophy of Zoology, or a General View of the Structure, Functions, and Classification of Animals, Vol. 1 of 2
IN preparing this'work fo'r' the public, therrwriter was chie?y in?uenced -by a desire to collect the truths of Zoology Within a. Small compass, 'an'd to render them more 'int'elligible, 'by a' systematicéil arrangement.' He' is' not' aware that there exists any work in' the English language, in which thef'siibjéct, in its difi'ererit beéirings, has been il lus't'ratedin 'a philosophical manner, ' or to yvhiéh a studerit of Zoology could be'referred, 'as a'suitable introduétion to the science: There'ére not v'vah'tiilg, it is true; many disquisitioiis of great value, on bier ticular departmerits of the physiology and classifical tion of Animals for Who can enumei'ate th'e'nam'es of tyson, lister, willoughby, ray, ellis, hunter, pennant, monro, and montkgu, among theidead, and home, kirby, and lea'éh.
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