The British Association for the Advancement of Science : a retrospect 1831-1921

O. J. R. Howarth

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reconstruction was (as it needs must be) protracted, and in England, in certain respects at least, more _ "iL oe DEUTSCHER NATURFORSCHER 9 meetings having increased beyond expectation, it was found necessary to break themselves up into sections, of which the botanists, an amiable and enthusiastic race of men, first set the example.'

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