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RefNoCD/35/24
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TitleLetter from O. J. R. Howarth, Assistant Secretary of the British Association, to the Secretary of the Royal Society
Date11 May 1917
DescriptionForwards a memorandum [CD/35/25] on the subject of the present needs of Geodesy in this country, and its relation to other branches of science. Informs the Royal Society that it is proposed to approach His Majesty's Government to try and create a state-supported Geodetic Institute. Hopes that the Royal Society will support the proposal.
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FormatTypescript
AccessStatusOpen
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