Evolution of British Cattle and the Fashioning of Breeds

"The Evolution of British Cattle and the Fashioning of Breeds" explores the historical development of cattle breeds in Great Britain. James Wilson provides a detailed account of the various breeds, their origins, and the selective breeding practices that shaped their characteristics. This book offers valuable insights into the agricultural practices of the time and the evolving understanding of animal husbandry.

Illustrated with detailed figures, this volume is a crucial resource for historians, agricultural scientists, and anyone interested in the heritage of British livestock. Wilson's work remains a significant contribution to the study of animal breeding and the history of agriculture.

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