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  <dc:title>'Of the Luctation ariseing upon the Mixture of Bodys' by Nehemiah Grew</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Observations of different types of bodies eg animal (shells, bones, horn), vegetables (roots, woods, seeds) and minerals (earths, stones, metals); whether these bodies make mixures with details of their nature eg whether they produced an effervescence; trying to make artificial mixtures in imitation of natural ones; what topics should be considered when compiling a natural history of a country
Read at the Royal Society on 13 April 1676</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1676</dc:date>
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