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ISBN : 0-7112-1841-2

Publisher : Frances Lincoln

Number of pages : 160

Number of pictures : 200

Year of publication : 2001

Binding : Hardcover

The life of Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), the man who gave living organisms two Latin names, is celebrated in this biography. The Swedish scientist Linnaeus was of pivotal importance in the Age of Enlightenment. While an adventurous traveller, keen collector, zoologist and geologist, his lifelong passio was for botany. He believed he was God's chosen instrument to put an end to the chaos that reigned classification of the natural world. A fascinating and rounded portrait of Linnaeus.

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