Aerology Early works to 1800.
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Science.
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Biologia Studio.
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Geologia Studio.
type: Topic

England.
type: Place

St. Thomas's Hospital. Medical School. Library,
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Physical anthropology Early works to 1800.
type: Topic

Filosofia de la natura Obres anteriors a 1801.
type: Topic

Sciences Ouvrages avant 1800.
type: Topic

Physics England Early works to 1800.
type: Topic

Zoologia - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

Idrologia - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

Meteorologia - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

Filosofia Studio.
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Geografia Studio.
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Science Popular Works.
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Physiology.
type: Topic

Filosofia - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

Geology Early works to 1800.
type: Topic

Fisica Studio.
type: Topic

Filosofia scientifica - Sec.18. - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

Cosmology Early works to 1800.
type: Topic

Fisica - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

To 1800
type: Event

Cosmologia - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic

Physics.
type: Topic

Geologia - Opere del 18. sec.
type: Topic