Camp-Fires of a Naturalist; the Story of Fourteen Expeditions After North American Mammals, From the Field Notes of Lewis Lindsay Dyche, A. M., M. S., Professor of Zoölogy And Curator of Birds And Mammals in the Kansas State University

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