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Edited Book

Author
McCarthy, Gavan
Title
Guide to the Archives of Science in Australia: Records of Individuals
Imprint
D.W.Thorpe, Melbourne, 1991, 302 pp
Subject
History of Australian Science - General
Description

Published in association with the Australian Science Archives Project, University of Melbourne and the National Centre for Australian Studies, Monash University. In 1992 the Guide to the Archives of Science in Australia: Records of Individuals was published as a free-to-the-Internet information resource on the national Library of Australia's Ozline service. In 1994 the Guide to the Archives of Science in Australia: Records of Individuals was reformulatd and published on the World Wide Web as Bright Sparcs.

Source
Carlson 1991

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