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Contents
The Societys Affairs after 1819 | 24 |
Victorian Heyday | 45 |
Meetings Members and Money | 60 |
Copyright | |
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A. C. Seward A. E. Shipley Adam Sedgwick Alfred Newton Arthur Association Bateson Biological Reviews C. T. R. Wilson Cambridge Philosophical Society Cardale Babington Cath Cavendish Laboratory Cayley century Chair Challis College contributed E. W. Hobson early elected electron F. P. White F. W. Aston Francis Darwin Frederick G. H. Hardy Glazebrook H. F. Baker H. F. Newall Hopkins J. A. Ratcliffe J. D. Cockcroft J. J. Thomson Jacksonian Professor John Willis Clark John's Joseph Larmor King's later Kt later Professor lectures Lowndean Professor Lucasian M.A. Gonv M.A. Joh M.A. Trin mathematicians Maxwell meetings Museum Niels Bohr number of papers Observatory Peacock period Philosophical Library Physiology Plumian Professor President printed Professor of Botany publication published quantum theory R. H. Fowler returned to Cambridge Royal Society Rutherford scientific scientists Secretary Senior Wrangler Stokes Sydney Smith teaching tion Trinity University Whewell William Zoology
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| Title | The Cambridge Philosophical Society: a history, 1819-1969 |
| Author | Alfred Rupert Hall |
| Publisher | Scientific Periodical Library, 1969 |
| Length | 114 pages |
| Subjects | › Science / General |
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