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Гилберт Уайт Естественная история Селборна

Гилберт Уайт Естественная история Селборна

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For the Liverpool FC fan with a love of literature and the natural world, Gilbert White’s The Natural History of Selborne is a timeless treasure. First published in 1789, this classic of naturalistic prose has inspired figures like Charles Darwin, Henry David Thoreau, and Virginia Woolf, and remains a beloved work for nature enthusiasts and literary connoisseurs alike.

Composed as a series of letters, the book offers a gentle, observant account of life in the English village of Selborne during the 18th century. White, a clergyman and naturalist, weaves together scientific curiosities, local folklore, and everyday occurrences with poetic sensitivity and subtle wit. It is less a formal treatise and more a guide to training one’s perception, written in a measured, charming style.

This edition is the first in Russian, featuring a preface by Alexei Konakov, translator’s notes, and illustrations from old English engravings. At 2005.00 RUR, it is a refined addition to any bookshelf, perfect for those who appreciate both the precision of observation and the beauty of the written word.

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Chris Taylor ★★★★★
After using it for a while, This product card is beautifully presented and very clear. It perfectly captures why this book is a unique gift for a Liverpool fan who loves nature and literature. The description is detailed and evocative, making it easy to understand the book's historical and literary value.
Hannah Mueller ★★★★★
To be fair, This product card is beautifully presented and very clear. It perfectly captures why this book is a unique gift for a Liverpool fan who loves nature and literature. The description is detailed and evocative, making it easy to understand the book's historical and literary value.
Sarah Thompson ★★★★★
This product card is beautifully presented and very clear. It perfectly captures why this book is a unique gift for a Liverpool fan who loves nature and literature. The description is detailed and evocative, making it easy to understand the book's historical and literary value.