B. THE PARTICULAR NATURAL HI STORYOF THE THREE REIGNS ■

a. General Zoolog y.

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JPennant’s Tho. British Zoology. Vol. l. Quadrupcds, Birds. Vol. 2.Birds with an Essay on Birds of passage. Vol. Reptiles, Fishes .Chesier by Adam. London l 768-69. Vol. z. 8.

Vol. 4. British Zoology illustrated by places, and brief explana-tions . London by Wite 1770. 8.

N. B. The publication of this 4. Vol. is intended to illustratethe Zoology of Great Britain, and particularly to fupply the deficiencyof plates in the z. sirst Volumes, and to correft any errors that mayhave crept into them.

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A cppie of the Same Work.

b. NAT. HIST. OF BIRDS.

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"^^illughby 's Francis Ornithology in 3. Books. Wherein ali theBirds hitherto known are deferibed. Illustrated by most elegant figu-res engrav^n in 78. Copper - plates . Translated into English, andenlarged with many additions: To which are added z. considerabisdifeourfes.

1. Of the art of fowling with a defeription of feveral nets in2. large Copper - plates, collected out of Markam Molina &c.

2. Of the ordering of singing Birds.z. Of Falconery by John Ray.

With an Appendix of such Birds as the Author fufpects for fa-bulous &c., and an account of forne fea fowl of Feroe Islands.London printed by A. C. 1688. fol,