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The Industrial Basis of Stratigraphy: John Strachey, 1–671, and William Smith, 1769–1839
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  • 1966The Lunar Society of Birmingham: A Social History of Provincial Science and Industry in Eighteenth-Century England.107 cited
  • 1950England in the eighteenth century72 cited
  • 1942NEW LIGHT ON WILLIAM SMITH AND HIS WORK44 cited
  • 1918WILLIAM SMITH: HIS MAPS AND MEMOIRS36 cited

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  • 1983Arthur Aikin's Mineralogical Survey of Shropshire 1796–1816, and the contemporary audience for geological publications10 cited

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