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Johnsson, Johnny (1998) This History of the Patapsco Copper Mines, Maryland and the Discovery of Carrollite. Matrix. A Journal of the History of Minerals, v. 6, #2, p. 43-55.

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Original EntryJohnsson, Johnny (1998) This History of the Patapsco Copper Mines, Maryland and the Discovery of Carrollite. Matrix. A Journal of the History of Minerals, v. 6, #2, p. 43-55.
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Full ReferenceJohnsson, Johnny (1998) This History of the Patapsco Copper Mines, Maryland and the Discovery of Carrollite. Matrix. A Journal of the History of Minerals, v. 6, #2, p. 43-55.
Plain TextJohnsson, Johnny (1998) This History of the Patapsco Copper Mines, Maryland and the Discovery of Carrollite. Matrix. A Journal of the History of Minerals, v. 6, #2, p. 43-55.

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