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'Account of Remarks lately publish'd in Germany by an anonymous Author, concerning Pyrmont Waters in answer to a Treatise wrote by Dr Slare' by Conrad Sprengell

Reference number: RBO/13/91

Date: 1726

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RBO/13/91
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1726
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13 pages
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'Account of Remarks lately publish'd in Germany by an anonymous Author, concerning Pyrmont Waters in answer to a Treatise wrote by Dr Slare' by Conrad Sprengell, 1726, RBO/13/91, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_13_91/account-of-remarks-lately-publishd-in-germany-by-an-anonymous-author-concerning-pyrmont-waters-in-answer-to-a-treatise-wrote-by-dr-slare-by-conrad-sprengell, accessed on 10 April 2026

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