Essays on early ornithology and kindred subjects[p i] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGYReading editionChapter navigation10 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…[p i] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGY[p v] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGY AND KINDRED SUBJECTS[p vii] CONTENTS[p ix] LIST OF PLATES[p1] THE RUKH OF MARCO POLO[p5] THE PENGUINS AND THE SEALS OF THE ANGRA DE SAM BRÀS[p13] THE BANDA ISLANDS AND THE BANDAN BIRDS[p19] THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE NAME ‘EMU’[p23] AUSTRALIAN BIRDS IN 1697[p29] NEW ZEALAND BIRDS IN 1772.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →[p v] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGY AND KINDRED SUBJECTSAll chapters and sections (10)[p i] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGY[p v] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGY AND KINDRED SUBJECTS[p vii] CONTENTS[p ix] LIST OF PLATES[p1] THE RUKH OF MARCO POLO[p5] THE PENGUINS AND THE SEALS OF THE ANGRA DE SAM BRÀS[p13] THE BANDA ISLANDS AND THE BANDAN BIRDS[p19] THE ETYMOLOGY OF THE NAME ‘EMU’[p23] AUSTRALIAN BIRDS IN 1697[p29] NEW ZEALAND BIRDS IN 1772.[p ii] 200 copies printed◇[p iv] Casuarius uniappendiculatus, juv.◇[p v] ESSAYS ON EARLY ORNITHOLOGY AND KINDRED SUBJECTS →
