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Lives of game animals

an account of those land animals in America north of the Mexican border, which are considered "game," either because they have held the attention of sportsmen, or received the protection of law

by Ernest Thompson Seton

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an account of those land animals in America north of the Mexican border, which are considered "game," either because they have held the attention of sportsmen, or received the protection of law

by Ernest Thompson Seton

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1925

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Doubleday, Doran

Language

English

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v. 1. Cats, wolves, and foxes (2 pts.)

v. 2. Bears, coons, badgers, skunks, and weasels (2 pts.)

v. 3. Hoofed animals (2 pts.)

v. 4. Rodents, etc. (2 pts.)

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in: Garden City, N.Y

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Pagination: 4 v. in 8 :

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Open Library: OL17768147M

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Lives of game animals

an account of those land animals in America north of the Mexican border, which are considered "game," either because they have held the attention of sportsmen, or received the protection of law

by Ernest Thompson Seton