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Who Runs the Museum? Curatorial Conflict in a National Collection
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  • 1992‘What is technology?’: education through museums in the mid-nineteenth century19 cited
  • 1998Collections in Context. The museum of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and the inception of a National Museum for Scotland11 cited

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