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How to “grow” a natural history museum: the building of colonial collections, 1850–1900

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1985Popular science periodicals in Paris and London: The emergence of a low scientific culture, 1820–1875158 cited
1899Essays on Museums and Other Subjects Connected with Natural History50 cited

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