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Audubon and His Journals, Volumes I and II Michigan In an age of increasinglyVery Good used paperbacks. 2 volume set. Shelf wear, creased edges. John James Audubon has become a legendary figure in America's history. In his own words, Audubon recounts the triumphs and tragedies of his life in engaging, informal prose filled with spirited opinion and vivid description. Maria R. Audubon (John James Audubon's granddaughter), collected and edited the volumes. This 1986 Dover edition is an unabridged re publication of the 1960 Dover