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UiM Turkey MIR. c. l.. Bonanarte :, +,


Natural History Of the Birds of the United s !" ui
trevewed in the last North American p.,,'' .eA
asserts that tlclwild turkey is native of Amo' S


and was stranger to the old world, til afier,E,'
discoveries OF Columbus. 1t was sent from Nav
leo to Spain in the early part ofthc 10Th centr,r
and thence to England about the year lj2i !,
degrees i spread over Europe, Asia and .St,.'
The English supposing it TO have come 'f'or so's
Turkey, through Spain, give it the name ofTa. 'ra,
key. The wild and domestic Turkey are cf,l. ill.,
same species. '''