Account of two uncommon mineral substances found in coal mines in Derbyshire as it was given by Francis Jessop to Martin Lister
Reference number: EL/I1/169
Date: 7 January 1674
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Concerning 'Fungus subterraneous' from Castleton and a white liquor resembling cream which was found at the bottom of a coal pit
Read to the Royal Society on 22 January 1673
- Reference number
- EL/I1/169
- Earliest possible date
- 7 January 1674
- Page extent
- 2 pages
- Format
- Manuscript
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Francis Jessop, Account of two uncommon mineral substances found in coal mines in Derbyshire as it was given by Francis Jessop to Martin Lister, 7 January 1674, EL/I1/169, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/el_i1_169/account-of-two-uncommon-mineral-substances-found-in-coal-mines-in-derbyshire-as-it-was-given-by-francis-jessop-to-martin-lister, accessed on 16 July 2025
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'Early letters': letters from correspondents in natural philosophy sent to the Royal Society and its Fellows
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Dates: 1613 - 1740
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