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History of Civilization in England, Vol. 3 of 3

Note 885 — Chapter V · (continued 3)

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He made ‘a valuable collection of crystallizations, both of regular and irregular forms, which he was accustomed to use in his lectures to exemplify the difference between the laws which regulate the growth of organic and the increase of inorganic bodies.’ Ottley's Life of Hunter, p. 138.

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