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Place |
Date |
Lecturer |
Title |
Published? |
1 |
Oxford |
2 April 1976 |
Dr David E. Allen |
Naturalists in Britain: some tasks for the historian. |
Journal of the Society for the Bibliography of Natural History 8(2) |
2 |
Cambridge |
14 April 1978 |
Dr Oliver Rackham |
The archives of woodland and their ecological interpretation. |
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3 |
London |
19 November 1980 |
Professor Gordon L. Herries-Davies |
The mapping of natural phenomena in nineteenth century Ireland. |
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4 |
Norwich |
2 April 1982 |
Professor Eric L. Mills |
A view of Edward Forbes, naturalist. |
Archives of natural history 11 (3) |
5 |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
14 March 1984 |
Professor David M. Knight |
William Swainson: naturalist, author and illustrator. |
Archives of natural history 13 (3) |
6 |
Cambridge |
22 March 1985 |
Professor Martin J. S. Rudwick |
A year in the life of Adam Sedgwick, geologist. |
Archives of natural history 15 (3) |
7 |
Washington DC |
14 November 1985 |
Professor Joseph Ewan |
A study of personality of American naturalists of the Andes and Amazon. |
Archives of natural history 16 (1) |
8 |
Brighton |
27 September 1990 |
Professor Dennis R. Dean |
Remembering Gideon Mantell. |
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9 |
London |
29 April 1992 |
Professor Jacob Gruber |
Imagining Richard Owen. |
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10 |
Glasgow |
30 April 1993 |
Dr John A. Gibson |
The origins of Scottish natural history: Scottish societies of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. |
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11 |
Oxford |
12 April 1996 |
Professor John MacKenzie |
Empire and the natural historical apocalypse. |
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12 |
Charlottesville |
28 April 1997 |
Mr Peter J. Hatch |
"If plants have sensibility": Thomas Jefferson, Hortobotany', and the Great Exchange. |
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13 |
London |
14 April 1999 |
Professor Martin Kemp |
"On growth and form": Persistent perceptions of natural geometry from the Renaissance to now. |
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14 |
Leiden |
10 May 2001 |
Dr Pat Morris |
Lost, found and still looking - tracing some examples of early taxidermy. |
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