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The Royal Society: Science in the Making

Classified papers: volume 10i concerning 'Botany'

Reference number: CLP/10i

Date: 1660-1732

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Papers on topics relating to botany. These works were either sent to the Royal Society, usually by their authors or by intermediaries, for reading at ordinary meetings of the Royal Society. Material might be commissioned by the Royal Society, or collected by other means.

The volume has a manuscript listing bound into the front of the book. This notes the paper number ().

Reference number
CLP/10i
Earliest possible date
1660-1732
Physical description
10i, 10ii, and 10iii are bound in one volume
Page extent
61 items
Format
Manuscript

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Classified papers: volume 10i concerning 'Botany', 1660-1732, CLP/10i, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/clp_10i/classified-papers-volume-10i-concerning-botany, accessed on 12 December 2024

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  • Classified Papers

    Dates: 1592-1741

    The 'Classified Papers' of the Royal Society are papers from British and international natural philosophers and scholars categorised according to subject areas.

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