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Phelan, Stephan Rice (1934). Plan for an Electromagnetic Survey on Nickel Mine Hill Sulphide Body, Dracut, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of General Engineering.

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Original EntryPhelan, Stephan Rice (1934). Plan for an Electromagnetic Survey on Nickel Mine Hill Sulphide Body, Dracut, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of General Engineering.
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Full ReferencePhelan, Stephan Rice (1934). Plan for an Electromagnetic Survey on Nickel Mine Hill Sulphide Body, Dracut, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of General Engineering.
Plain TextPhelan, Stephan Rice (1934). Plan for an Electromagnetic Survey on Nickel Mine Hill Sulphide Body, Dracut, Massachusetts, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of General Engineering.

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