A Concise History of Science in India c17.s2: B. Secondary Sources

A Concise History of Science in India c17.s2

Language: English

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GOLDSCHMIDT, R. B.—(2) *Theoretical Genetics*, Univ. California Press, Berkeley, 1955.

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HERBERT, J. P.—‘Report of the mineralogical survey of the Himalaya Mountains lying between the Rivers Sutlej and Kalee’, *JASB*, **11**, part 1, pp. i–clxiii, 1842; **13**, part 1, 171, 1844.

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HIRIYANNA, M.—(1) *Outlines of Indian Philosophy*, London, 1927.

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