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More Observations From Mr. Leewenhook, in a Letter of Sept. 7. 1674. Sent to the Publisher

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More Observations From Mr. Leewenhook, in a Letter of Sept. 7. 1674. Sent to the Publisher

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

doi 10.1098/rstl.1674.0057

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An Extract of Some Letters Sent to Sir C. H. Relating to Some Microspocal Observations. Communicated by Sir C. H. To the Publisher

A Second Letter of Dr Wallis to the Publisher, Relating to Mr Somner's Treatise of Chartham News: And, Some Magnetick Affairs

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