Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute, Or Philosophical Society of Great Britain, 40. köideVictoria Institute., 1908 Each volume includes list of members, and "objects of the institute" (except v. 31, which has no list of members). Beginning with v. 12, a list of the papers contained in preceding volumes is issued regularly with each volume. |
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... be found in no way inferior , either in the range of subjects treated , or the value of their contents , to any of its predecessors . EDWARD HULL , LL.D. , Secretary and Editor . CONTENTS . REPORT OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE YEAR 1907.
... be found in no way inferior , either in the range of subjects treated , or the value of their contents , to any of its predecessors . EDWARD HULL , LL.D. , Secretary and Editor . CONTENTS . REPORT OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE YEAR 1907.
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... range merit special mention . This vast mountain system rises in peaks to a height of 23,500 feet , or 8,000 feet higher than the Alps ; while its mass is estimated to be twenty times that of the Alps . Small glaciers still exist far up ...
... range merit special mention . This vast mountain system rises in peaks to a height of 23,500 feet , or 8,000 feet higher than the Alps ; while its mass is estimated to be twenty times that of the Alps . Small glaciers still exist far up ...
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... range another ancient civilisation —that of Tibet — was developed , upon which , no doubt , much new light will soon be thrown , as experts get to work upon the magnificent Tibetan library recently presented by the Master of St John's ...
... range another ancient civilisation —that of Tibet — was developed , upon which , no doubt , much new light will soon be thrown , as experts get to work upon the magnificent Tibetan library recently presented by the Master of St John's ...
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... range of such differential movements , and points as a finger- post to other possible differential movements in connection with the great elevated region of Asia Minor and Armenia , which might give us all we need to enable us to ...
... range of such differential movements , and points as a finger- post to other possible differential movements in connection with the great elevated region of Asia Minor and Armenia , which might give us all we need to enable us to ...
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... range being 12,345 feet high ) , the ice - work required to ascend them is much greater than in Switzerland , even though the sea , with its warmth and equable temperature , almost washes the foot of the range on the west . To those ...
... range being 12,345 feet high ) , the ice - work required to ascend them is much greater than in Switzerland , even though the sea , with its warmth and equable temperature , almost washes the foot of the range on the west . To those ...
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