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Extermination of the American Bison
by William T. Hornaday
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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032 - Part III Chapter 4 The Smithsonian Expedition for Museum Specimens The Mounted Group in the National
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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031 - Part III Chapter 3 The Smithsonian Expedition for Museum Specimens The Hunt continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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030 - Part III Chapter 2 The Smithsonian Expedition for Museum Specimens The Hunt
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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029 - Part III Chapter 1 The Smithsonian Expedition for Museum Specimens The Exploration
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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028 - Part II Chapter 7 Preservation of the Species from Absolute Extinction
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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027 - Part II Chapter 6 Effects of Extermination
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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026 - Part II Chapter 5 Completeness of the Extermination
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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025 - Part II Chapter 4 Congressional Legislation for the Protection of the Bison
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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024 - Part II Chapter 3 The Progress of the Extermination continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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023 - Part II Chapter 3 The Progress of the Extermination continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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022 - Part II Chapter 3 The Progress of the Extermination continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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021 - Part II Chapter 3 Progress of the Extermination continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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020 - Part II Chapter 3 Progress of the Extermination
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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019 - Part II Chapter 2 Methods of Slaughter continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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018 - Part II Chapter 2 Methods of Slaughter continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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017 - Part II Chapter 2 Methods of Slaughter
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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016 - Part II Chapter 1 Causes of the Extermination
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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015 - Part I Chapter 9 The Present Value of the Bison to Cattle-Growers
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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014 - Part I Chapter 9 The Present Value of the Bison to Cattle-Growers
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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013 - Part I Chapter 8 The Value of the Buffalo to Man
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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012 - Part I Chapter 8 The Value of the Buffalo to Man
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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011 - Part I Chapter 7 The Mental Capacity and Disposition
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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010 - Part I Chapter 6 The Food of the Bison
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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009 - Part I Chapter 5 The Habits of the Buffalo continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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008 - Part I Chapter 5 The Habits of the Buffalo
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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007 - Part I Chapter 4 Character of the Species continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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006 - Part I Chapter 4 Character of the Species continued
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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005 - Part I Chapter 4 Character of the Species
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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004 - Part I Chapter 3 Abundance
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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003 - Part I Chapter 2 Geographic Distribution
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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002 - Part I Chapter 1 Discovery of the Species
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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001 - Prefatory Note
The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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The American bison, often referred to as the American buffalo, once thundered across the vast grasslands of North America in staggering numbers. However, by the 19th century, this magnificent species faced near extinction due to rampant commercial hunting and the devastating impact of bovine diseases introduced by domestic cattle. In this powerful work, originally published in 1887, William T. Hornaday passionately advocates for the preservation of the American bison, providing compelling evidence of its perilous decline. His tireless efforts are credited with sparking a movement to save this iconic animal from disappearing forever. Discover the story of a species on the brink and the remarkable advocacy that brought it back from the edge. (Adapted from Wikipedia by Ann Boulais)
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