Wallace's Monthly
Delve into the world of 19th-century domesticated animal culture with "Wallace's Monthly, Volume 2." This illustrated magazine, edited by John Hankins Wallace, offers a fascinating glimpse into the practices and perspectives of the era. Focusing on the nature and care of domesticated animals, the publication provides insights into animal husbandry and agricultural techniques of the time.
A valuable resource for historians, animal enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the evolution of agricultural practices, "Wallace's Monthly" captures a specific moment in the relationship between humans and animals. Discover the detailed observations and engaging articles that made this magazine a noteworthy voice in its field.
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