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Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 1788) was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 1 covers birds of prey and
flightless birds.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88), was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 2 covers wild and domestic
fowl and pigeons.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88), was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 3 covers corvids, thrushes
and some tropical birds.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88), was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 4 covers foreign and
domestic finches and flycatchers.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88), was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 5 covers larks, wagtails and
fig-eaters.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88), was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 6 covers parrots, parakeets
and other foreign birds.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88), was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 7 covers woodpeckers and
kingfishers.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88) was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 8 covers domestic and
foreign marine birds.
Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707 88) was a French
mathematician who was considered one of the leading naturalists of
the Enlightenment. An acquaintance of Voltaire and other
intellectuals, he worked as Keeper at the Jardin du Roi from 1739,
and this inspired him to research and publish a vast encyclopaedia
and survey of natural history, the ground-breaking Histoire
Naturelle, which he published in forty-four volumes between 1749
and 1804. These volumes, first published between 1770 and 1783 and
translated into English in 1793, contain Buffon's survey and
descriptions of birds from the Histoire Naturelle. Based on
recorded observations of birds both in France and in other
countries, these volumes provide detailed descriptions of various
bird species, their habitats and behaviours and were the first
publications to present a comprehensive account of
eighteenth-century ornithology. Volume 9 covers water fowl and
related birds.
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