A Natural History of the British Butterflies, Vol. 1: Their World-Wide Variation and Geographical Distribution; a Text-Book for Students and Collectors (Classic Reprint)

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If, in all the preceding volumes, I have happily had to acknowledge much generous help, in this my obligations have been increased tenfold. As usual, to Dr. T. A. Chapman and Mr. A. W. Bacot, first thanks are due, but in no smaller degree also to Mr. A. Sich, Mr. M. Gillmer, and Mr. 8. Edwards; whilst no less am I indebted to Mr. F. Noad Clark, Mr. A. Tonge, and Mr. Hugh Main, to whose kindness I owe almost all the beautiful photographs by means of which the volume is illustrated. Mr. H. Rowland-brown, too, has done yeoman service with regard to our distribution lists, and there are many more whom one ought certainly to mentionj.

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