This collection of letters, diary entries, and personal reflections offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of James Drummond Carmichael, a prominent Scottish physician and naturalist who lived in the 18th and 19th centuries. Edited by A. Monfries, the book provides valuable historical and biographical insights, as well as rare glimpses into the natural and intellectual worlds of a bygone era.

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