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20 totalFABRE, POET OF SCIENCE - BY - DR. G.-V. LEGROS. - "De fimo ad excelsa." J.-H. Fabre. - WITH A PREFACE BY JEAN-HENRI FABRE. - TRANSLATED BY BERNARD MIALL. - T. FISHER UNWIN - LONDON: ADELPHI TERRACE - LEIPSIC: INSELSTRASSE 20. - FIRST PUBLISHED 1913. - PREFACE.
INTRODUCTION.
FABRE, POET OF SCIENCE. - CHAPTER 1. THE INTUITION OF NATURE.
CHAPTER 2. THE PRIMARY TEACHER.
CHAPTER 3. CORSICA.
CHAPTER 4. AT AVIGNON.
CHAPTER 5. A GREAT TEACHER.
CHAPTER 6. THE HERMITAGE.
CHAPTER 7. THE INTERPRETATION OF NATURE.
CHAPTER 8. THE MIRACLE OF INSTINCT.
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Translation of La vie de J. H. Fabre.
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en
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Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2002-10-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
About the author
Georges Victor Legros
1862–1940
A French doctor, politician, and writer, he is best remembered in literary circles for his life of the naturalist Jean-Henri Fabre. His work helped introduce Fabre's patient, close-up view of the insect world to a wider public.
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