Excerpt from Chambers's Encyclopaedia, Vol. 10: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge for the People
Natural History has been copiously treated. Without any attempt at embracing a complete exhibition of the three kingdoms of nature, the aim has been to give some account of every class of objects having a general interest, more especially such as are in any way of use in the economy of life.
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