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Proceedings of the eleventh annual meeting, held September 19, 1839, with a report of the Committee, a statement of accounts for the year 1838-9, a list of the officers and members of the Institution, and a catalogue of the apparatus belonging to it

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DOI: 10.2307/60211697

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