Index:Charles Catton, Animals (1788).pdf

Title	Animals drawn from Nature and engraved in aqua-tinta
Author	Charles Catton the younger
Illustrator	Charles Catton the younger
Year	1788
Publisher	I. and J. Taylor
Location	London
Source	pdf
Progress	Done—All pages of the work proper are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
Validated in	June 2017

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Title Contents - Plate 1 5 Plate 2 7 Plate 3 9 Plate 4 11 Plate 5 13 Plate 6 15 Plate 7 17 Plate 8 19 Plate 9 21 Plate 10 23 Plate 11 25 Plate 12 27 Plate 13 29 Plate 14 31 Plate 15 33 Plate 16 35 Plate 17 37 Plate 18 39 Plate 19 41 Plate 20 43 Plate 21 45 Plate 22 47 Plate 23 49 Plate 24 51 Plate 25 53 Plate 26 55 Plate 27 57 Plate 28 59 Plate 29 61 Plate 30 63 Plate 31 65 Plate 32 67 Plate 33 69 Plate 34 71 Plate 35 73 Plate 36 75

TABLE OF CONTENTS,
AND ORDER IN WHICH TO ARRANGE THE PLATES.

Plate.	Plate.	Plate.
1.THE Lion.	13. The White-Footed Antelope.	25. Animal of the Weasel Kind.
2. The Lioness.	14. The Musk Deer.	26. The Coti.
3. The Royal Tiger.	15. The Mouflon.	27. The Badger.
4. The Hunting Leopard.	16. The Angora Goat.	28. The Otter.
5. The Tiger Cat.	17. The Hyæna.	29. The Beaver.
6. The Civet Cat.	18. The Wolf.	30. The Glutton.
7. The Persian Lynx.	19. The Otaheite Dog.	31. The Armadillo.
8. The Persian Cats.	20. The Baboon.	32. The Bombay Squirrel.
9. The Yellow Bear.	21. The Lion Monkey.	33. The Peccary.
10. Animal of the Bear Kind.	22. The Child of the Sun.	34. The Porcupine.
11. The Swedish Elk.	23. The Maucauco.	35. The Hippopotamus.
12. The Antelope.	24. The Ermine.	36. The Crocodile.