Énumération des plantes qui croissent dans le Beaujolais (French edition)

Enumeration of Plants Growing in Beaujolais is an essential work for botany enthusiasts and regional history buffs. Written by Dr. Antoine Magnin in 1887, this book is much more than a simple inventory of plants from Beaujolais. It is preceded by a detailed notice on B. Vaivolet and the former botanists who have marked the scientific history of this emblematic wine region.

This heritage edition is part of a conservation and reprinting policy of ancient French literature, orchestrated by Hachette Livre in partnership with the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BNF). The book was digitized by the BNF and is now reprinted on demand, thus preserving and disseminating rare and valuable texts.

Dr. Antoine Magnin, a prominent botanist, provides an exhaustive list of the plant species that thrive in Beaujolais, offering a valuable resource for researchers and enthusiasts of regional flora. This work reflects the thought currents of its time, making it a historical document in its own right, although it is important to read these writings with the necessary perspective on contemporary values.

The notice preceding the enumeration of plants provides an interesting insight into B. Vaivolet and previous botanists who have contributed to the scientific richness of this region. Their work is highlighted here, emphasizing the importance of their research for botanical knowledge.

The book is presented in a paperback format of 130 pages, with dimensions of 23.4 x 15.6 cm, and a weight of 197 g. It is easy to handle and consult for anyone interested in the subject. Published in February 2018 by Hachette BNF, this book is part of the Sciences collection and is available in French.

This reissue is not only a tribute to regional botany but also an opening to historical science and the ideas of the late 19th century. By acquiring this book, you gain access to an important part of the French botanical heritage, while also contributing to the conservation of this knowledge for future generations.

For enthusiasts of flora and literary heritage, this book is an essential addition to any library. Moreover, its historical and scientific nature makes it an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and anyone wishing to deepen their understanding of the evolution of botanical knowledge.

Hachette Livre and the BNF are committed to providing access to these rare works without endorsing their content, recognizing that some aspects of the writings of that time may be perceived differently today. This underscores the importance of reading these works with a critical mind while appreciating their historical value.