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Microscope Stands

Nature volume 88, pages 481–482 (1912)Cite this article

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I HAVE read with much interest the letter from Mr. Barnard on the above subject, which appeared in NATURE of January 25. Being the writer of the third section of the article which appeared in NATURE of December 21, I should like to reply to several points raised by Mr. Barnard contradicting some of my statements.

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OGILVY, J. Microscope Stands. Nature 88, 481–482 (1912). https://doi.org/10.1038/088481a0

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