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Conference Paper

Author: Lawrence, Charles R.
Title: The Role of Geologists, Engineers and Practitioners in Developing and Understanding Ground Water in Victoria, 1850-1900
In: The History of Geology in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century; the Story in Australia, and in Victoria, from Selwyn and McCoy to Gregory - 1853 to 1903
Imprint: Earth Sciences History Group, GSA Inc., Melbourne, 2007, pp. 45-9
Description: Earth Science History Group Conference, December 2007: Volume of Short Papers, Special Publication No. 1

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