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Traduction libre et abrégée des leçons de chimie,

Date1820
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  • Traduction libre et abrégée des leçons de chimie, : données par le chevalier Humphrey Davy, à la Société d'agriculture de Londres. Edition de 1814. Dédiée aux Sociétés d'agriculture du Bas Canada
  • Traduction libre et abrégée des leçons de chimie,
  • Elements of agricultural chemistry.
  • Elements of agricultural chemistry
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Traduction libre et abrégée des leçons de chimie, : données par le chevalier Humphrey Davy, à la Société d'agriculture de Londres. Edition de 1814. Dédiée aux Sociét's d'agriculture du Bas Canada. Translation by A.G. Douglas of Davy's Elements of agricultural chemistry.
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055358162D
Dewey1995684
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