The Wild Turkey And Its Hunting
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810, Govm't Printing Office. It is here in this work of his that Bartram designates the domestic turkey as Meleagris gallopavo, Linn.; and the wild turkey of this country (M . occidentalis) (p. 83) as M.
americanus (p. 290 bis).
THE TURKEY HISTORIC 63 "The same author has rendered it very prob- able that this latter species was domesticated by some of the Indian tribes living within the present limits of the United States, before these tribes had been visited by the Europeans. It is certain, ho...wever, that the turkey was not do- mesticated by the generality of the tribes, within the limits just mentioned, until after the Euro- peans had taken possession of the countries of North America." 1 Nine or ten years after Barton wrote, De Witt Clinton, who was a candidate for President of the United States in 1812, and a son of James Clinton, was one of the writers of that time on the wild turkey. He pointed out how birds, the turkey included, change their plumage after domestication, and, after giving what he knew of the introduction of the turkey into Spain from America and the West Indies, he adds: "From the Spanish turkey, which was thus spread over 'Barton, P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
810, Govm't Printing Office. It is here in this work of his that Bartram designates the domestic turkey as Meleagris gallopavo, Linn.; and the wild turkey of this country (M . occidentalis) (p. 83) as M.
americanus (p. 290 bis).
THE TURKEY HISTORIC 63 "The same author has rendered it very prob- able that this latter species was domesticated by some of the Indian tribes living within the present limits of the United States, before these tribes had been visited by the Europeans. It is certain, ho...wever, that the turkey was not do- mesticated by the generality of the tribes, within the limits just mentioned, until after the Euro- peans had taken possession of the countries of North America." 1 Nine or ten years after Barton wrote, De Witt Clinton, who was a candidate for President of the United States in 1812, and a son of James Clinton, was one of the writers of that time on the wild turkey. He pointed out how birds, the turkey included, change their plumage after domestication, and, after giving what he knew of the introduction of the turkey into Spain from America and the West Indies, he adds: "From the Spanish turkey, which was thus spread over 'Barton, P.
What to read after The Wild Turkey And Its Hunting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Robert Wilson Shufeldt to read onlineMoreLess
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