Joseph Banks and the British Museum: the world of collecting, 1770-1830

Neil Chambers

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History of Science and Natural History Libraries and Information Services Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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Introduction 1 Banks as an Early Traveller and Collector, and the British Museum 2 Ethnography 3 Natural History and Zoology 4 Investigating Natural History: Gradually Expanding Limits After 1800 5 Earth Sciences 6 Libraries and Antiquities Conclusion

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