Excerpt from Whipple's Animal Analysis: A Method of Teaching Zoology; To Which Is Added an Appendix, Containing Directions for Forming a School Cabinet
A few teachers of Zoology, favorably situated, are able to get their pupils to study animals instead of books; the majority, although theoretically Opposed to an almost exclusive use of books, practically find no other way in which to secure regular and constant work from their classes.
For the purpose of obviating this difficulty, the Analysis of Animals has been prepared, and it is believed that, if rightly used, it will enable teachers satisfactorily to combine the study Of books and the study of nature.
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