Autobiographical Letter to Students of the Great School of Natural Science (October 22, 1912) [Miscellaneous Works]

Written by one of the leading authorities in the field of natural science, this fascinating autobiographical letter offers a window into the mind and life of a true intellectual giant. From his early years in academia, to his ground-breaking research in the field of botany, to his reflections on the nature of scientific inquiry itself, this book offers a wealth of insights into the life and work of a truly remarkable thinker.

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