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having not taken enough notice of the falling barometer
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with the aid of more than 130 illustrations
the Stockholm exhibition of 1866 and the Paris exhibitions of 1867 and 1878 where the company found equal success
Unlike many of its kind
Improved Stanhope Lens by Francis West of Fleet Street London J & WE Archbutt having not taken enough noticeFor sale, a William IV period improved Stanhope lens by Francis West of 83 Fleet Street, London. The Stanhope lens so called because it was considered to have been invented by Charles, The Third Earl Stanhope, is a simple microscope comprised of glass cylinder with two convex ends and which could be used for rudimentary scientific investigation. It was popularised due to its easy accessibility to the public in a period when microscopy was a growing
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