In 'The Earth Its Life and Death', Alphonse Berget offers a sweeping overview of the geological history of our planet. From the formation of the earth to the present day, Berget examines the forces that have shaped our world and the life that inhabits it. Combining scientific rigor with engaging prose, this book offers a unique perspective on our planet and its place in the cosmos.

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