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Essay heading: John Audubon
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For this book, Audubon was assisted by his two sons, Victor Gifford Audubon and John Woodhouse Audubon, and John Bachman, who was also a naturalist. Bachman composed much of the text in the book.
By the middle of 1840, Audubon started to lose his eyesight. By 1847, due his body getting old, his career as a naturalist was over...
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By 1847, due his body getting old, his career as a naturalist was over. In 1851 John J Audubon passed away in his home of New York City.
Works Cited
? "John J Audubon" Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 16 February 2008 Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. < http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Audubon>
? "Audubon, John James...
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