This volume completes a trilogy meant to be a commentary on the
botanophilia that captured the literate public in 18th-century
France. Enthusiastic public support for any governmental initiative
likely to expand botanical knowledge was an expression of immense
curiosity about the natural world beyond Europe. It amounted to a
quest for universal knowledge that could benefit all mankind:
useful knowledge that could improve the human condition in this
life.
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