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The progress of British geology during the early part of the nineteenth century
Annals of Science 26 (3):177-234 (1970)
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John Macculloch, F.R.S., and his geological map: An account of the first geological survey of Scotland.V. A. Eyles - 1937 - Annals of Science 2 (1):114-129.
On the different issues of the first geological map of England and Wales.V. A. Eyles & Joan M. Eyles - 1938 - Annals of Science 3 (2):190-212.
William Smith: The sale of his geological collection to the British museum.Joan M. Eyles - 1967 - Annals of Science 23 (3):177-212.
Some correspondence of Thomas Webster, geologist —I.John Challinor - 1961 - Annals of Science 17 (3):175-195.
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