The Book of the Axe

In this classic work of natural history, George Philip R. Pulman explores everything you ever wanted to know about the axe. From its history and development to its myriad uses in agriculture and industry, Pulman's book is a fascinating look at this essential tool. But it is also a reflection on the human relationship with the natural world, and the complex ways in which we shape and are shaped by it.

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