Report of the Rugby School Natural History Society
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This is a fascinating historical record from the Rugby School Natural History Society, dating back to 1874. A window into the scientific interests and activities of students and faculty at one of England's most prestigious schools during the Victorian era, the "Report" offers insights into the study of natural history as it was pursued in a late 19th-century educational setting.
The report likely includes observations, research findings, and records of the Society's meetings and excursions. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of science education, the social history of Victorian England, and the legacy of Rugby School.
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