Edmund Russell Boeken

Exploring the intersection of history and biology, this book presents a novel field that enhances our comprehension of past events. By integrating biological insights with historical narratives, it offers a deeper perspective on how living organisms have influenced human history and vice versa. This interdisciplinary approach sheds light on the complex relationships between humans and their environments throughout time.

Introduction; 2. Patrician coevolution (1200-1831); 3. Human evolution in a transitional era (1776-1831); 4. Greyhound evolution and coevolution in a transitional era (1776-1831); 5. Modernizing human evolution (1831-1900); 6. Modern coevolution for coursing (1831-1900); 7. Modern coevolution for shows (1860-1900); 8. Epilogue.