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J. B. Reade, F.R.S., and the early history of photography

Part II. Gallic acid and Talbot's calotype patent

R. Derek Wood Institute of Ophthalmology, London
Pages 47-83 | Published online: 02 Jun 2006

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NancyB. Keeler. (1982) Illustrating the ‘Reports by the Juries’ of the great exhibition of 1851; Talbot, Henneman, and their failed commission. History of Photography 6:3, pages 257-272.
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Derek Wood. (1979) The Daguerreotype in England. History of Photography 3:4, pages 305-309.
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William A. S. Sarjeant. (1982) Joseph B. Reade (1801–1870) and the earliest studies of fossil dinoflagellate cysts in England. Journal of Micropalaeontology 1:1, pages 85-93.
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