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Samuel J.M.M. Alberti. (2003) Conversaziones and the Experience of Science in Victorian England. Journal of Victorian Culture 8:2, pages 208-230.
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W. A. Smeaton. (1987) Two Books are Added to Guyton De Morveau's Library: a Study of Personal and Academic Communications in 1785. Ambix 34:3, pages 140-146.
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DAVID E. ALLEN. (1990) Arcana ex multitudine: prosopography as a research technique. Archives of Natural History 17:3, pages 349-359.
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