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Conference Paper

Author
McCubbin, Maryanne
Title
Revolutionary Marvels or Cursed Machines? - Some Museological Approaches to Industrial Science and Technology
In
Recovering Science: Strategies and Models for the Past, Present and Future: Proceedings of a Conference Held at the University of Melbourne, October 1992
Editors
Tim Sherratt, Lisa Jooste and Rosanne Clayton
Imprint
Australian Science Archives Project, Canberra, 1995, pp. 115-120
Subject
History of Australian Science - General
Source
Carlson 1996

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