English Author Beatrix Potter’s Capability of Replicating Animals and Plants With Extreme Detail, the Period When Potter Obtained This Skillset, Potter Skinning Her Favorite Pet Rabbit During Adolescence, the Modern Day Analogs of Potter, Potter’s Affinity for Gardening During the 19th Century and 20th Century, the Organization Which Maintains Potter’s Garden During the Modern Day, Potter Predicating Many of Her Characters Upon Animals Within Her Garden, the Reason Potter Kept Items No Longer Required for Daily Life, the Reason Potter is Well Renowned Within Japan and the Year the First Japanese Translated Work of Potter Was Published, the Usage of Potter’s Book Publications Within Japan, the Location of the Replica Hill Top Estate Owned by Potter Within Japan, the Size Difference Between Potter’s Hill Top Estate Within England and the Replica Hill Top Estate Within Japan, Potter’s View Upon Women’s Rights and Ecological Conservation, and the Person Who Donated the Largest Volume of Land to English Governmental Organization the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty