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Conference Paper

Author
Kington, John A.
Title
The Voyage of the First Fleet from Portsmouth to Port Jackson in 1787-1788 and its Impact on the History of Meteorology in Australia
In
Colonial Observatories and Observations: Meteorology and Geophysics: Proceedings of a Conference held at St. Mary's College, University of Durham, 8-10 April, 1994
Editors
Kenworthy, Joan M. and Walker, J. Malcolm
Imprint
Department of Geography, University of Durham in collaboration with Royal Meteorological Society, Durham, 1997, pp. 37-47
Subject
History of Natural Sciences Physical Sciences
Description

The work of William Dawes

Source
Carlson 1997

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