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Charles Lyell and Modern Geology

Note 85 — Chapter VI · EIGHT YEARS OF QUIET PROGRESS.

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It is but rarely that, so far as the writer has seen, this remark applies to the committees of scientific societies in London, but the amount of time thus wasted in the universities, judging from his own experience of one of them, is really melancholy.

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