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Maude, T. 1792. Observations on a subject in natural history. London, W. Hixon and V. Griffiths. pp. 1-35.

Observations on a subject in natural history

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Location Captive Subject History Species Greater One-horned Rhino (unicornis)

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A brother-countryman of his [the giraffe], now in this metropolis, the Rhinoceros, riots in clover-hay and devours carrots and parsnipe, who never tasted them in his own country.

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