Audubon, John James (17801851)

Audubon, John James (Au`dubon, John James) , a celebrated American ornithologist of French Huguenot origin; author of two great works, the “Birds of America” and the “Quadrupeds of America,” drawn and illustrated by himself, the former characterised by Cuvier as “the most magnificent monument that Art up to that time had raised to Nature” (17801851).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Audran, Gerard * Au`enbrugger
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Auckland, Bishop
Auckland, George Eden, Lord
Auckland, William Eden, Lord
Auckland Islands
Aude
Audebert, Jean Baptiste
Audhumbla
Audley, Sir Thomas, Lord
Au`douin, Jean Victor
Audran, Gerard
Au`dubon, John James
Au`enbrugger
Au`erbach, Bertholo
Au`ersperg, Count von
Auf`recht, Theodor
Aufklärung, The
Auge`as
Auger
Au`gereau, Pierre François Charles
Au`gier, Émile
Augs`burg