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(1824) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1. William Blackwood

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Reference TypeJournal (series)
PublicationThe Edinburgh Journal of Science
Year1824
PublisherWilliam BlackwoodPlaceEdinburgh
Mindat Ref. ID12961119Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:12961119:8
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Full Reference(1824) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1. William Blackwood
Plain Text(1824) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1. William Blackwood
InInforma UK Limited (1832 - 1936) The London, Edinburgh, And Dublin Philosophical Magazine And Journal Of Science

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(1824) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 1. William Blackwood
(1825) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 2. William Blackwood
(1825) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 3. William Blackwood
(1826) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 4. William Blackwood
(1826) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 5. William Blackwood
(1827) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 6. John Thomson
(1827) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 7. John Thomson
(1828) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 8. John Thomson
(1828) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 9. John Thomson
(1829) The Edinburgh Journal of Science S. 1 Vol. 10. John Thomson

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