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Forest And Game-Law Tales V2
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316 pages
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Set in the English countryside, this collection of short stories delves into the complex dynamics between humans and nature, particularly through the lens of hunting and game laws. Featuring a diverse cast from various social classes, Harriet Martineau critiques the injustices inherent in these laws while advocating for ethical hunting practices and sustainable land management. The tales provide a compelling exploration of 19th-century social and environmental issues, making it a significant read for those interested in the history of conservation and wildlife management.
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2007, paperback
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