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William Robert Grove
British judge and chemist (1811–1896)
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6 works
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The correlation of physical forces / By W.R. Grove.
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William Robert Grove
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Date: 1850
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A lecture on the progress of physical science since the opening of the London Institution / by W.R. Grove ... ; Delivered on Wednesday, the 19th of January, 1842.
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William Robert Grove
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Date: 1842
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On the heating effects of electricity and magnetism / W.R. Grove.
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William Robert Grove
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Date: [1852]
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A lecture on the progress of physical science since the opening of the London Institution / by W.R. Grove.
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William Robert Grove
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Date: 1842
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The correlation of physical forces: being the substance of a course of lectures delivered in the London Institution, in the year 1843 / by W.R. Grove.
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William Robert Grove
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Date: 1846
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William Grove, counsel for the plaintiff in the calotype patent lawsuit of Talbot v. Laroche, 1854 : a contribution to the history of photography to welcome the opening of the Talbot Museum at Lacock / [R. D Wood].
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Wood, R. D.
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Date: 1975
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Sir William Robert Grove. Lithograph by W. Bosley, 1849, after A. Claudet.
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Antoine Claudet
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Reference: 3821i
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Famous chemists, gathered around a table. Lithograph by Shapper after J.E. Mayall, 1850.
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John Jabez Edwin Mayall
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Date: 24 October 1850
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Reference: 545209i
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Three Fellows of the Royal Society offering the presidency of the Society to Michael Faraday in 1857. Photogravure by Hanfstaengl after E. Armitage.
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Edward Armitage
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Date: [1869?]
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Reference: 11920i
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