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Does Distance Tyrannize Science?
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  • 1984On the Methods of Long-Distance Control: Vessels, Navigation and the Portuguese Route to India817 cited
  • 1980The Rise and Fall of Marvellous Melbourne293 cited
  • 1988“The Compass Follows the Flag”: The French Scientific Mission to Mexico, 1864–186730 cited
  • 1984The Problem of Intellectual Isolation in Scientific Life: W.H. Bragg and the Australian Scientific Community, 1886-1909.9 cited

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  • 2006Science, Empire, and Enlightenment: Geographies of Northern Field Science7 cited

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