W M. T. C O X ’ S “F E A R S O M E   C R E A T U R E S   O F   T H E   L U M B E R W O O D S” ( 95th   A N N I V E R S A R Y   H Y P E R T E X T   E D I T I O N . ) |
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Contact Info: LENWOOD S. SHARPE, GENT. –––––    The lumber regions are contracting. Stretches of forest that once seemed boundless are all but gone, and many a stream is quiet that once ran full of logs and echoed to the song of the river driver. Some say that the old type of logger himself is becoming extinct. It is my purpose in this little book to preserve at least a description and sketch of some of the interesting animals which he has originated.   WM. T. COX . |
Written by William T. Cox • Illustrated by Coert Du Bois • With Latin Classifications by George B. Sudworth Published by Press of Judd & Detweiler, Inc. Washington, D.C.1910 (1911?) Copyright Public Domain. William T. Cox’s Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods (95th Anniversary Hypertext Edition) By all the Preceding, Plus Edited, Annotated, And Additional Bits and Pieces by Apalon Co., Ltd ( Supplementary Material Copyright 2006.) Web Layout and Design Copyright 2006 Apalon Co., Ltd. |