An edition of Science, trade, and humanity combined (1886)

Science, trade, and humanity combined

personal ideas, plans, and labours in connection with such from 1849 to 1886 : in three parts

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Science, trade, and humanity combined
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An edition of Science, trade, and humanity combined (1886)

Science, trade, and humanity combined

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Science, trade, and humanity combined: personal ideas, plans, and labours in connection with such from 1849 to 1886 : in three parts
1887, s.n.
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Science, trade, and humanity combined: Personal ideas, plans, and labours in connection with such from 1849 to 1886.
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"To Arctic and other Explorers ... information wanted" (1 sheet [3] p.) inserted.
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YA 22732

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Pagination
43 p. ;
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43

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OL723691M
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