Larousse - Ensemble encyclopédique d'histoire naturelle en 6 volumes (L'Air, Le Ciel, La Terre, La Mer, Les - 1922-1927

The "Ensemble encyclopédique d'histoire naturelle en 6 volumes" by Larousse, published between 1922 and 1927, is a substantial natural history encyclopedia that covers a broad array of topics including the air, the sky, the earth, the sea, and living organisms. This comprehensive set reflects the interwar period's scientific knowledge across multiple disciplines such as meteorology, astronomy, geology, oceanography, and biology. Larousse, known for authoritative dictionaries and encyclopedias, produced works aimed at educating a wide audience with detailed entries and illustrative content. This collection not only provides factual information but also situates natural phenomena within a cohesive framework, making it a valuable resource for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of natural sciences during the early 20th century.