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An Extract of a Letter Containing Some Observations, Made in the Ordering of Silk-Worms, Communicated by That Known Vertuoso, Mr. Dudley Palmer, From the Ingenuous Mr. Edward Digges

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An Extract of a Letter Containing Some Observations, Made in the Ordering of Silk-Worms, Communicated by That Known Vertuoso, Mr. Dudley Palmer, From the Ingenuous Mr. Edward Digges

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London

doi 10.1098/rstl.1665.0017

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An Extract of a Letter Written by Mr. John Templer June 16. 1673. Containing Some Observations Upon a Pleasant Way of Catching Carps

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A Relation of an Idiot at Ostend; With Two Other Chirurgical Cases. By Mr. Claud. Amijand, in a Letter to Mr. Wilson: Communicated by Mr. De La Fage

An Account of Some of Dr. Elsholts Curious and Useful Experiments, Communicated in a Letter From Berlin to Mr. T. H.

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