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The report made to the National Institute of France, in the month of December, 1799, by citizens Portal, Pelletan, Fourcroy, Chaptal, and Vauquelin, respecting the artificial mineral waters prepared at Paris by Nicholas Paul, & Co

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Nicolas Paul
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Title The report made to the National Institute of France, in the month of December, 1799, by citizens Portal, Pelletan, Fourcroy, Chaptal, and Vauquelin, respecting the artificial mineral waters prepared at Paris by Nicholas Paul, & Co / With extracts from the reports of the Society of Physicians of Paris, and the Faculty of Geneva
and other testimonies in favour of the same waters: to which are added, some notes and observations, by N. Paul. Translated from the French.
Contributors Institut de France
Publisher London : printed for N. Paul, by G. Woodfall
Creation Date 1802
Extent viii, 64 pages
20 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990028768900205171

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