Zoology written by Benedict Gröndal # 84759
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Zoology compiled by Benedict Gröndal. With 66 illustrations.
Read, listened to and studied copy. The binding is worn and needs to be repaired. Rare.
In the preface, Benedikt Gröndal says, among other things, "This book is so small that it only contains a small part of what zoology deals with; I have mostly mentioned how many species are counted in each division, and in some categories along the way to remind you how little is covered here."
Then he lists which books he used most in support of the agreement. He mentions books by Lütkens, Troschel and Schmarda. S. Nilson on the birds of the North and H. Kröyer on the fish in Denmark. Tenney's zoology and the travel book of Preyer and Zirkel. The travel books of Eggert Ólafsson, Mohr and Faber.
At the end of the preface, Gröndal says: "I have also been fortunate enough to have the book printed in a more beautiful font than has ever been used in this country (it is the same font that books are printed with in the famous Claredon Press in Öxnarður; it is precisely with this font that Tenney's Zoology is printed in New York; it is used throughout North America and England; and with it many fine editions are printed in Germany and Denmark) - and excellent printers, and it is not least thanks to them that there are so few printing errors."
Read, listened to and studied copy. The binding is worn and needs to be repaired. Rare.
In the preface, Benedikt Gröndal says, among other things, "This book is so small that it only contains a small part of what zoology deals with; I have mostly mentioned how many species are counted in each division, and in some categories along the way to remind you how little is covered here."
Then he lists which books he used most in support of the agreement. He mentions books by Lütkens, Troschel and Schmarda. S. Nilson on the birds of the North and H. Kröyer on the fish in Denmark. Tenney's zoology and the travel book of Preyer and Zirkel. The travel books of Eggert Ólafsson, Mohr and Faber.
At the end of the preface, Gröndal says: "I have also been fortunate enough to have the book printed in a more beautiful font than has ever been used in this country (it is the same font that books are printed with in the famous Claredon Press in Öxnarður; it is precisely with this font that Tenney's Zoology is printed in New York; it is used throughout North America and England; and with it many fine editions are printed in Germany and Denmark) - and excellent printers, and it is not least thanks to them that there are so few printing errors."