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CONTENTS Preface Acknowledgments Scientific Terms Used in This Work
1. In a Singular Place
2. Exalting Two Books
3. In the Shadow of Audubon
4. Treasures of Earth and Sea
5. A Low Class of Animals
6. From Alpha to Omega
7. Ancient Animals
8. Passionate Pursuits
9. Hyenas and Hybrids
10. The Jawbone of an Ass
11. The Broken Circle
12. Last Links Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index
IllustrationsCharleston, 1851 Frontispiece John Bachman Four species of shrews John James Audubon Edmund Ravenel Fossil echinoderms John Edwards Holbrook Blanding's turtle Lewis Reeve Gibbes Dwarf waterdog Francis Simmons Holmes Fossil gastropod shells John McCrady Two species of hydromedusae Samuel George Morton Louis Agassiz Josiah Clark Nott
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reviewed Science, Race, and Religion in the American South John Bachman and the Charleston Circle of ... on July 12, 2017
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This was a good book to read. I became interested in this book while reading "Nature's God: The Heretical Origins of the American Republic" by Matthew Stewart and I was glad I took the effort to find it and read it. The book provides an interesting look and approach to God from the perspective of a natural God based upon man's ability to increase knowledge and make intelligent and reasonable decisions.
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