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The involvement of Sir John Herschel in the photographic patent case, Talbot v. Henderson, 1854

R. Derek Wood Institute of Ophthalmology, University of London, WC1H 9QS
Pages 239-264 | Published online: 02 Jun 2006

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BernardV. Heathcote & PaulineF. Heathcote. (1983) The collapse. History of Photography 7:2, pages 87-89.
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Larry Schaaf. (1980) Herschel, Talbot and Photography: Spring 1831 and Spring 1839. History of Photography 4:3, pages 181-204.
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Esther S. Rösch & Silke Helmerdig. (2017) Understanding Photography as Applied Chemistry: Using Talbot’s Calotype Process To Introduce Chemistry to Design Students. Journal of Chemical Education 94:7, pages 916-921.
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Sas Mays. (2013) Between Pandora and Diogenes: Fox Talbot and the Gender of Archives. Journal of Visual Culture 12:3, pages 450-471.
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