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May 15 ALFRED CARPENTER THE UNIVERSAL MERIDIAN1 AFTER some preliminary historical matter Dr. Janssen proceeded : -The question as to which of all the meridians encircling the earth ought to serve as the starting line in the general ...
May 15 ALFRED CARPENTER THE UNIVERSAL MERIDIAN1 AFTER some preliminary historical matter Dr. Janssen proceeded : -The question as to which of all the meridians encircling the earth ought to serve as the starting line in the general ...
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150 NATURE debate , and are consequently infinitely freer to express our opinion and discuss the question from the one point of view of the interests of the projected reform . " The history of geography shows us very numerous attempts ...
150 NATURE debate , and are consequently infinitely freer to express our opinion and discuss the question from the one point of view of the interests of the projected reform . " The history of geography shows us very numerous attempts ...
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IF , now , we examine the question of changes to be introduced into existing charts , these would , in accordance with our proposal , be imposed on the whole world ; they might be greatly reduced , especially if people restricted ...
IF , now , we examine the question of changes to be introduced into existing charts , these would , in accordance with our proposal , be imposed on the whole world ; they might be greatly reduced , especially if people restricted ...
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Auroral Zone ElevenYear Meridional Oscillation of the Bath Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club | 12 |
Prof Auwers Calculations of Longitude of Places bination of the Ordnance and Admiralty Surveys E | 101 |
Earthquakes in 11 85 460 Industrial Education in Behrens Dr W J Guide for the Microscopical Investiga | 193 |
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| Title | Nature, Volume 32 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1885 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Apr 2006 |
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