Man and Nature
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Man and Nature is a book written by George Perkins Marsh in 1864.
It documents the effects of human action on the environment.
Contents
The book consists of ten chapters:- Chapter I - Introductory.
- Chapter II - Transfer, modification, and extirpation of vegetable and of animal species.
- Chapter III - The Woods.
- Chapter IV - The Waters.
- Chapter V - The Sands.
- Chapter VI - Great projects of physical change accomplished or proposed by Man.
Publication
- Man and nature; or, Physical geography as modified by human action. (1864)
- The Earth as Modified By Human Action. Second edition (1874) ISBN 0-405-02677-3 (1970 reprint)
External links
- [The Earth as Modified by Human Action], available for free via Project Gutenberg.
- [Library of Congress] - text and images of the book.
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