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| Nature 224, 440 (01 November 1969); doi:10.1038/224440a0 |
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The First Issue
"First, to place before the general public the results of Scientific Work and Scientific Discovery and to urge the claims of science to a more general recognition in Education and in Daily Life ..."
| 1. | Macmillan Archives, Huxley Correspondence, f. 134, Huxley to Macmillan, October 30, 1892. |
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