The Over-preservation Of Game, A Paper
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"The Over-preservation Of Game, A Paper" delves into the complex issue of game preservation, likely exploring its historical context and potential consequences. Penned by Henry Corbet, this work offers insights into the practices and policies surrounding the protection of game animals, inviting readers to consider the ecological and societal implications of such efforts. This paper would appeal to historians interested in the history of hunting and wildlife management, as well as anyone concerned with the evolving relationship between humans and the natural world.
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