Admiralty manual of scientific enquiry

DARWIN, Charles Robert () 'Manual of Geology.' Offprint from: Admiralty Manual of Scientific www.doorway.ru, William Clowes, Rare; a particularly fine copy, in near mint condition, of the second separately printed issue of Darwin's contribution to the Manual of Scientific Enquiry edited by Sir John Herschel. Freeman Home | Cambridge University Press.  · Appendix, from the Admiralty's “Manual of Scientific Inquiry” 29 - Appendix, from the Admiralty's “Manual of Scientific Inquiry” Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 December Author: John Herschel.

Appendix, from the Admiralty's “Manual of Scientific Inquiry” 29 - Appendix, from the Admiralty's “Manual of Scientific Inquiry” Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 December The “Admiralty Manual of Scientific Inquiry” contains an ethnological section, first drawn up by Dr. Prichard, and since revised. The present publication issued by the British Association is. Manual of scientific enquiry: Edition [2nd ed.] reprinted. Description: Folkestone: Dawsons, xxii, xi, p., [2] fold. leaves: ill., 2 charts ; 23 cm. ISBN: Notes: Reprint of ed. published by J. Murray for the Admiralty, London under title: A manual of scientific enquiry. Bibliography: p. xxii. Subjects.

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