Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 - Electronic journals |
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Page 83
... scientific staff . The reason for this , to follow the Professor's words , is that since he left England in February changes have been made in his position in regard to the naval com- mander of the expedition which deprived him of any ...
... scientific staff . The reason for this , to follow the Professor's words , is that since he left England in February changes have been made in his position in regard to the naval com- mander of the expedition which deprived him of any ...
Page 84
... scientific staff , " but that , under any cir cumstances , the Scientific Leader should have the opportunity of controlling a small independent party on land . This letter was read by all the members of the Executive Committee , and ...
... scientific staff , " but that , under any cir cumstances , the Scientific Leader should have the opportunity of controlling a small independent party on land . This letter was read by all the members of the Executive Committee , and ...
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... scientific " expedition will entail upon them ? " Dr. J. W. Gregory , who was appointed scientific leader of the British Antarctic Expedition and as such recently contributed to NATURE a plan of the scientific work , has now stated that ...
... scientific " expedition will entail upon them ? " Dr. J. W. Gregory , who was appointed scientific leader of the British Antarctic Expedition and as such recently contributed to NATURE a plan of the scientific work , has now stated that ...
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