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Extremes of Climate in the British Empire

Nature volume 65, page 318 (1902)Cite this article

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YOUR correspondent (p. 299) who writes under this head in the current number of NATURE would make the labours of an editor as super-Herculean as those of the Highland minister who was called upon to incorporate the whole body of divinity in every sermon lest his flock should be misled.

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MILL, H. Extremes of Climate in the British Empire. Nature 65, 318 (1902). https://doi.org/10.1038/065318d0

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