File:Comstock 1832 title page.jpg
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The title page to the 1832 third edition of John Lee Comstock's A System of Natural Philosophy (adapted from Jane Marcet's Conversations on Natural Philosophy). The page exhibits heavy foxing.
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| current | 06:59, 10 February 2007 | No thumbnail | 1,374 × 2,267 (1.25 MB) | wikimediacommons>Ragesoss | The title page to the 1832 third edition of John Lee Comstock's ''A System of Natural Philosophy'' (adapted from Jane Marcet's ''Conversations on Natural Philosophy''). The page exhibits heavy foxing. Category:History of physics Category:Pages |
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