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THIS book of 300 pages well fulfils the author's intention of providing an elementary text-book which may especially serve as an introduction to the well-known work of Deschanel with which his name is associated. It is full of matter, which is presented to the reader in a thoroughly systematised and acceptable condition.
Text-Book of Physics.
By J. D. Everett Illustrated. (Glasgow: Blackie and Son, 1883.)
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S., B. Text-Book of Physics . Nature 28, 364–365 (1883). https://doi.org/10.1038/028364b0
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