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Edmund Morris Miller - Records

Title
Edmund Morris Miller - Records
Repository
Mitchell and Dixson Libraries Manuscripts Collection, State Library of New South Wales
Reference
ML MSS 1054
Date Range
1958
Description

Typescript with additions and corrections entitled 'First two books on Tasmanian Geography by C. Jeffreys (1820) and G.W. Evans (1822); with Comments on Jeffreys' plagiarism of Evans' work and W.C. Wentworth's contributions to it', with short biographical notes on Jeffreys and Evans 1958 [ML MSS 1054].

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